t I I ‘ Av. . «It... (5...... N”... «I AT '-:. LANE’S D- 'Phone l65-5 u RC“ 9. I903. I.“ A delicious dinner ser'bed daily. l CREAM serbedg'with coffee. Restaurant, 3! Washington St. Bakery, 51 . Washington St. total News Notes Howard PiI.kcit. of Daubury. spent Sunday at his home in Quinturd place Norwalk. George Wilshlrc. of the Harstrom school. spent Satutday and Sunday in New YoI k A. it. Merrill. of Woodward avenue. has returned from a trip to Providence and other eastern cities. Miss Augusta Dibble, of Bayvlew avenue. who has been visiting in New York. has returned home. The iiev. J. B. Werner. of Stamford. will conduct the Thursday night sei- vice at Grace Church this week. "l‘hc annual meeting of the Mission ary Society of the First Methodist Church will be held this evening. Pioneer Castle. Knights of the. Mys tic Chain. will hold a meeting Wednes- day night at Sons of 'l‘eIIIperanI-e iiull. Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mead and son Gerald, who have been visiting out of town have returned to their home in Norwalk. The local branch of the Carpenters Union will hold a Meeting tomorrow evening in Sons of TcIIIpcrqu-c Hall in the Gazette building. The offering at the Norwalk Congre- gational Church yesterday morning was devoted to thc (.‘oIIgrcgatioIIaII Church Building Society. I Munford l‘. llaglcy, who has been cur l ploytd as IoIIIlImaII fot the past si.\ 3. years by 0.1“. \\'.ilson will resign tlII I‘lattct part. oi this month. II A large imc c of men ftonI itavmoud ‘ lltothers is at uoIk at the home oi George ii. Tiltcy. in liaricu, making extensive iIIIprochIIeIIts about the. place. The Travel Club of the Norwulk Congregational Church will meet at he parsonage Friday evening. when he suhjott will be“ "l‘he House of Par 'v, “1.1mm Bridgeport. removed his from the Mahackemo Hotel, to North Main St.. So. Norwatk. wherI- b can be consulted on Tuesdays T Iursdays and Saturdays from t .0. look to 4 p. m. only. Andtew ll. Berger. of the iiarstton. 3c Iool has returned ft om spending sev r Il days at St. Paul s school. Concotd N -w liaznpshim wheic he was thI at of friends. The annual meeting of the Sunday “32ml board of the First Methodist Ch Ith of South Norwatk will beheld mpg evening The election of olliccts wll take place and reports from the (Imp-rent oiliccts and committees will be , oaIl. M ,. (tray. of llroo II. who has been the gt Psi of his slst .'.Mts Charles N. liown s of Courtlamlt place. has Ic- (“mm home. MI. (iIay graduated last fall fro IDI M. ..i Brook's Sanitarium New (I Inaan. and is now getting along ev. Josiah Demon. of New Ha- ~ nd chaplain of the Sons of Tempe (hanged pulpits yesterday with Rev. J. W. of the Advent Christian Chttrch. f East Norwalk will visit Concord ivislon. Sons of Temperance. (If Nor-w; '. this evening. Eugenp . Hard and son Frank, oi llroad n”, .Conn.. rcturntd to theit pomp. yes! day. after a short visit Wllll Miss rriette H. Bard. of Cres- crnt 'lerra( Saturday evening. ac. friends. they witnessed the productl of “Janice Meredith." at the Colonial h‘eatre in Bridgeport The Farina Lights Society Of the South Norw‘ Baptist Church will hold a meettn tonight in the church parlors. An teresting ptogram of exercises has ‘ include the on paper, MissionW r.k Miss CarrleD'Ar. tots; reading. Mrs David Dickson; vo- ‘cnl solo. readingt,‘ Miss Florence Jen- nings. / At the monthly ecting of the Lad ies' Benevolent Asa tation at the Nor- walk Congregation Church Wednes- day afternoon at 3 o'clock Mrs Mel \iile E. Mead will read a paper on "Educational Work in the Orient: Miss Rallion will sng. accompanied by Mrs. Heath and as Wixon, and tea will be served by t Young Peo- ple' a Society. . Did You Ever'Stop To Think that the place to ply your C an and Tobacco is where the stoc . h. kept right! We have not: a pm: .m, Cigars are always in cond .. to smoke whatnot flu byy ona- a. box Nottoodry ortoomoilt. but ~no utotooptbolr nromnudto mm our customers. Seventy two . .. arm to‘cnoosefmu;85_ki of elm Mandolin- nce of Connecticut who ex ~ lchIuIIIl Coillnsm is in New York today on luminous. Stephen 0' ilrieu has returned from a trip in Danbury. Mina Edith Mead of East Norwalk. is ill with the grip. Russell ha). of Betta Place. East Norwalk, has the measles Miss Bertha. Stevens, of Ridgeneld. was a visitor in town this morning. Ira Cole returned home to Norwalk Saturday from II hunting trip to North Ctu'ollnu. (‘hnrlos Dewitt Rogers expects to leave the Nurwulk Hospital this week 'I‘hursduy. James II}. Adams. street IIIarketnqu. New York, Miss Celia Kane, of ltethel. visited friends in town this morning. on III-I “III to Sitati‘orol Adolph llteyfus has r'otuIIII-d home. utth spending a couple of days in Ncw York with relatives. Wednesday evening will be held the regular meeting at Camp 2. i’. I). of A in lied Men‘s Hull. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas llyle, of Stani- ford. wee guests ovor Sunday of Mrs. Kelleher. of Norwalk. Washington Camp. P. U. S, of A. will hold its regular meeting Thursday night. in “Mystic (‘hniu Hall. Miss Neutrino title. of West Norwalk. has returned home. after spending a few days with friends in New Haven. The. bookkeeping section of the EV ening School meets Its usttul at tib- IFranklin building. this. Monday. cren~ ng. A. lt‘. Ilnrdy. traveling salesman for the 1’. ll. l'lIllo (‘oIII|IaIIy. III' New York. has left for Buffalo. after spending II couple of days in town. A member of the state legislature was in Norwalk Saturday and was shown about the town by sonic ol‘ the Norwaik consolidationisis. lir. E. S, ()sterbanks. Dentist. North Ave. Nurwalk. 'l‘hc Winthrop basketball team will line up against the Cockcuoc 'i‘ribc team at the Town Assembly Hall. Wall street. Thursday evening of this week. . The Rev. J. C. Fogarty. curate of St. Mary‘s Church, is cxpoctcd to arrive in Norwalk today from Savannah (iI-III- giu. where he has been for the benefit of his health. Robert Hazel of Dunbury. a former resident of South Nttl‘wnlk. is ill at his home in the former place with pitch Inoniu. The attack is not thought to be a serious one. the Washington spent Sunday III No. it Hillier Lodge will be held tomorrow- evening in i (I. (I. E. Hall. The lodge will meet \A’ednesduy evening and ill“ grees trill be worked. l“i':lllk Swift. book-keeper for the (lid Well (‘igur t‘ompauy. has returned home after II three Itays‘ trip to Syru- cusc‘ where he \\'t'lli to attend his IIIotlIeriu-lnw. who has been seriously ill. Messrs. ”Mates. of lloston. :IIIIl Lumpson. of New York. traveling SillI‘N men for the (‘rot‘ut & Knapp Company. left town last night for their regular spring trip. They hate been in town for the last Week getting their sample spring styles of hats. Two plate glass windows: were placed in the Williams store in Main Sll‘I-Pl. Nor.wa|k this nIoIniIIg to replace those broken out a few data ago in some pipI. going tlIIough them 'th of William ll. llyingion and replaced by his company. Miss Estella Hunt. of the 'l‘ro'tt'bI-idgc box factory. wishes to state that she was not fooling when the accident oc- curred Saturtluy. as told in The Scu- tlnel. The paper which passes through the machine caught and as she pulled it ottt the lever went down and crush- ed the top of her finger. She is get- ting along nicely now. HI Saltt at than. House and lot corner East ave- nue and Fort Point; street, East Norwalk. Conn. House contains 8 rooms, and water in. Small barn. Lot about 240 feet from by about I35 feet deep. lNQUlRE 0F TAYLOR & GOLDEN 74 Washington St.. So. Norwalk. m3 4w iron FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. CHEAP MUSIC, 15:. including: ['11 be There. Mary Dear; In Old Panama. latest Spanish waltz: The Banquet in Misery Hall, another great ballad written by the author of The Mansion of Aching Hearts; I'm caring My Heart Away for You, the atest sung by Charles K. Harris; Grace Brown. as sung by Florence Burns. ’ ,M'KINLEY MUSIC. 10c. calamari News Stand. L to NORTH mun crater. WALTHAM WATCHES Riverside and'Royal Grades specially recommended for those mining watches for accurate 1.. gold, gold. filled and at. ! A rehearsal of the degree team of ' glass was instilled thtough the agency _ 0.;MOMWW OUR GREAT GUARANTYI SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. LISTEN TO OUR HA 1' MAN. “This is the best show of Spring hats we ever have had. Some of' em are pretty, snappv—hats for young fellows 'haho want the very latest thing. the new wide-brim derby Is one of these. “In soft hats the Quaker shape promises to run well, especially with young men who want ‘something different.’ It has: flat crown and a wide brim and is handsome without being freakish. "The ‘ Youman's and Harrington derbies have caught all the style of the handsomesl blocks of the season. Good styles for conservative men and all men who qi’be attention to dress.’ ' New Spring Derbies, 3 3 and 32. New Spring Soft Hats, $2.50 and .52. A pair of trousers no’» and then are needed by the best of men. Here' 5 a chance to get the best of trou- sers. prices: 52 to $5 trousers down to $1 48 1 I .98 and $2.98. A convincing argument on the possibilities of our If??? department, 3 4,5 0 or $5 trousers to order for 9 SOUTH NORWALK. Tel. Call. 32-2. NORWALK. Tel. Cali “-4. vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in the cud you find them most expensive. The digestive organs of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust. That is why isI-ll CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and Hill" (lllAl‘ll-i man. A word front you will bring any quantity you may \\'lSll'--t‘\‘t‘l‘y bag of the bigli?t stand- ard of quality. BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. \W t l ..-- .. w-.- 25:25:52-- ..-, NEW EDlTlON Revised General blalues of Connecticut NOW READY. William P. Beers, Bookseller Stationor. Engraver. 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN. LOOK mm H. ' munch: 1 Why should you not lend mote than a few minutes without discomfort? § Why should your eyes give. you trouble? Why those headaches? You owe it to yourself to have your eyes carefully examined. HOMER B. HOYT. ‘ ... ,. REFRAOTING OPTICIAN. Roam 9 United Bank Building South Norwnlk, Conn. Oillce hours 8 to 11:45: 12: 45 to 6:30. Saturday evenings, 7-9. Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. :JACKSON'S PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS. WILL LAST FOREVER. ART WORK IN WATER COLOR AND 55m. Sitting: by appointment. or from 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. rn. JACKSON’S STUDIO Opposlto Hotel, 83 Wall Street. Norwnlk. WWW ‘ t Libraru Books. The Books in our School Library now number nearly fifteen hundred. Thanks to the friends of our School I t I l t t t Children, who saved the Health Brand Labels. Did it pay? - _ fi--.” .--m _ _, . I LOOk ”ammo. $7.00 per Ton Delivered. STEAM.“ Having received a consignment of ' HOT W‘TER.‘ brlht,frh led hihCnl.‘ bougght at 18:31}? price. be S 0 ' ‘ND 0“ We are going to give our patrons . rmma. Ottho benefit. following our usual cus- ' ml» tom. Our principle is not to charge two or three prices because the op- portunity offers. but to give value for value received. LOWE LEAD. OTHERS MUST FOL.- IIIIII Iocnoottt to. 115de 8‘12, Tin. Sled Iron. Copper _ ao/som nun Sir-oh momma-m.“ ' man .31. so.uonwnut.' 5" ' ' .mm Motown-a um Quince Skin Lotion in a cold weather hand comfort, that you can depend upon. Used every day. it prevents and cures chopping and soothes all irritated skins. It is Ital. sticky or greasy, In 250 Bottles. Clifford Pharmacu 3 PHONE 15-2. W, ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. E. Gusowskl, of—Ne—w York. is in Nor- walk for a short stay. Attorney John heogh is in Water- bury today. on business. John Magncr has entered the employ of A. J. Collins & Company. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Vogel, of New York. are spending the day in Nor- walk. Reud the lloston Store advertisement and benefit by the information therein given. l’utrick Keene. of Wilton. was taken to the Norwulk Hospital yesterday. for treatment. The Connecticut Railway and Light- ing Company's advertisement today is interesting and should be read. The quarantine for diphtheria has been removed from the home of Hora- tio II‘inI-h. in Woodward avenue; l’tItriI-k Rogers. of Chapel street. was taken with an appoplectic tit. in St. Mary’s Church. last night. anti was at- tended by Dr. 'l‘ruccy. Miss Elizabeth (,thittam. of Center avenue. was operated on for appendi- citis today. at the Hospital. by Dr. ’l‘racey. assisted by. Drs. Walter Hitch- cock and Higgins. 'l‘. J. Maguer is offering tumblers at 25 cents per dozen. which are reason- able at It higher price. The opportun- ity is given on account of Mr. Muguer's purchasing II job lot of thirty-live bur- Wis. The Lawrence sale. at» .-\. Dicker-man‘s has ceased. and it is to be followed by u Rummage sale. This new sale con- sists of some of the leftovers of the Lawrence Sale. enlarged by some of the "ll‘kt‘l‘lllilll stock. iltad the adver- tlsement. T. it. tielsel. the man who lately killed Hit oltt of II possible lfttl birds ill a New York shoot, is proprietor of the Liberty Brewing Company. of Springfield. Muss. A. 0. Hamilton. of the Hotel Hamilton. will soon as» sumo be local agency for that concern. The subject of the 7:80 o'clock Thursday evening prayer meeting of the Young People‘s Society of the Nor- walk Congregational Church will be “What Christ Teaches About Heart Righteousness," Matt. 5:20. The reg- ular weekly prayer meeting of the church follows at 9 o'clock. the sub» ject being “Deliver Us From Evil." Story. "Betty and Thanksgiving." GEOGRAPHY A LA LIMERICK. (Baltimore American). There once was a man from Nantucket. Who kept all his cash in a bucket; But. his daughter. named Nan. Run away with a man. And as for the bucket Nantucket. —-Princcton Tiger, But he followed the pair to Pawtuckct The man and the girl with the bucket; Andbe said to the man He was welcome to Nan. But as for the bucket. Pawtuckct. —Chicago Tribune. Then the pair followed Pa to Manhas- .se _ i . Where hegstlll held the cash as an as set; But Nan and the man Stole the money and ran And as for the bucket Manhnsset. —New York Press. They tied up through Main past. Seboo~ mook Where their future assumed quite a blue look. For they lost all their dough And they never will know How much of It Chimquassabamtook Then the runaway pair, out of pocket Dropped back. like the stock from a racket. (As for this sort of yerse it is fast growing worse. And we'd best let this final pocket). The South Norwalk Trust Compantt . Have you felt the need of a small sum of money that it was impossible for you to get when most needed) Deposit a portion ofyour in- come with the South Norwalb Trust Company and you will always have available funds at your porno-and. town you nun "moon's .. , Squib- \ "'30me if not. no wonder you have Grip, III- Um“ recon-end- , . ix"; . if” V... . ‘1 Why Should You Be An. . 3 . " 'i . Exception. ”A _ .. , Others save money on their Boyl' Apparel. You Ibom'd'O: 7* name. We want to treat all alike. Como In today so as not to “1' I pointed. . . . I‘ ‘ Little Boys' Suite and ()verconta. ago: 8 to H, 82 and ".50 fill. I ‘ ‘ nut to $1.49. :3 and 83.50 grades. cut to 81.89. I . Youths’ Suits and Overconts, ages 14 to 20 years, 85 to 86.60 [I'M cut to $3.98. 88.60 to I12 grades, cut to 30.494 ' All of our 81 and 81.50 Shirts, to close at 890. Men's and Boys' 39c Underwear, at 190.‘ ”t 'i We continue Clearance Sale of Men's High Grade Stilt: And 0 . 3 . i , costs at same low prices mentioned last week.\ ‘. ; . - ‘3 31.50 and 32 Buflnlo Glover. at 98c. ‘ Early Spring style: or Crofut It Knapp Hats, 8! to '8. Selleok & Pm: 3‘ 96 Washington Street. 50. NOW Free Ora oke , ”t. We have just got in store from a No held- ever Egg: for late. . ‘I manufacturer of Trenton. N. J., a good ApriI .ots. -Callfornla mined Alp 1. grade of Crockery, which we will give cots new goods nice stock. 180 on 3 to opot cash purchasers. A ticket Dried Apricots. bright nndflno,2l 5“. with every purchase. Save your tickets for 25:. " ‘ j and get a set of dishes. Sue window. Connecticut Fresh Eggs. 25c doz. New York State Eggs. 22c doz. Sweet Potatoes, new lot bright andI fine, 'I5c 2 qts. ‘ Patsnlps and Carrots. . '1 ‘ ‘a—pw Only Eye Strain. Only eye strain indeed. but it is responsible for more Hannah“; I Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it credlt‘for. If . your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the best policy” find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and cost! you ‘ nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adjuntod, In our guarantee. I“: .11.. vi. 0. B. JACKSON. \ ORADUAYI OPTIOIAI II WALL ITREIT, MonwnLK. con . Goal at Raymond Bro“. LEHlGH EGG. STOVE. NUT. _ BLOCK COAL FOR OPEN GRAT55‘ Bituminous for steam producing. Careful drivers: Clean Coal. ‘ OUR RING ASSORTMENT is undoubtedly complete and as varied as you will find in many lnr ‘ tnbllshmentn. if you wish a ring suitable for any occasionyou wit . ' _. . to come here and make the selection. . , I, 7 .1 nII ',.~ g.- ‘A South Nomlh. Colin. . Closed Todau. ,R. J. CUTBILL. Wont End Wanblngton Street Bridge. Our College clonal reputation. BROWN BUS!
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