. School team will play Friday night at
‘ with the raising of the crossing gate
. why we should not do business.
~ Phone i65—5
A delicious dinner semi!
daily. H.
CREAM sefbed hit/i coffee.
I
1'.
“A
Restaurant,
31 Washington St.
————_
Bakery,
' 5! Washington St.
W
'dlllill luvs lites.
Christian Swartz a 'New York sales-
mnn.‘is In South Noiwalk. on business.
John Boyle, of Bridgeport was it via-
iton with friends in South Norwalk.
last eve-.ning
'Ilie physical culture class (if the
South Norwalk Club wdl hold its regu-
lar rehearsal tonight.
‘ Hull. Rogers, of New Canaan. has
been making a stay in South Norwalk.
and stopping at the Clifford.
The. degree tetiinof (Yockeaoo Tribe.
1. 0. R. M., of Norwuik. will meet in
marrow night and relieai'ne the adop-
lion degree.
The H. Kricgcr Company invite you
to investigate their new ideas. easy
terms. liberal treatment and large as-
sortment in every department.
Coley ituscoe has resigned his posi—
tion with Milk Ilealcr (flint-lea ll.
Hawxhurst. and has been succeeded
*by Flank Seymour. of Haiti lliil.
A Dickerman and Son have just re—
ccived a case of children‘s hosiery anti
have made them a feature or tomorrow.
-'l|iursday is bargain day you know.
The Winthrop basketball team. of
Norwalk. and the South Norwalk Iiigl.
the town aswmbly hall. Wall street.
The lloston Store (‘ompany are ad—
vertising American made hosiery at
anniVersary sale prices. The advertise-
ment will tell you more fully about
~the article.
The I). M. Read ('ompany, ilridge—
port, continues their mile of skirts
'i‘heir advertising space is used to teli
or'this sale. as wall as something rela-
tive to laces. for summer.
I.. H. Decker has received a wall
paper invoice, of {ill thenew and bean-
tiful shades antl ushers you to come in
and we them. He would appreciate
you reading his story in his advertis-
ing space today.
That paper I. W. Brady is offering
Cit 2 and 5 cents per roll is certainly
way above what one could expect. The
designs are, very pretty indeed and tilt
stock is nice clean goods, not tinted
with fire in the least.
-—ltchiiioa~i of skin, horrible plague.
Most everybody afflicted in one way or
another. Only one note. never falling'
cure—lmnn‘o Ointmcul. At any drug
store, 50 cents,
Extra Operator Thomas ‘0. Reading.
of New Rochelle. formerly of South
Norwalk. in relieving Operator Knapp
at the freight dock in South Norwnlk.
today. the latter having taken advan-
taee of the pleasant weather for a
day s trip to New Y.mk .
The Consolidated Raliroad Company
has issued a special ticket to Hartford
for next Friday. good on that day only.
on account of the reception to be ten-
deied at the capitol. to Senator Flatt.
The. round trip fare from South'N'or-
walk will be Only $2.10.
The scholars of the Brookslde school
are arranging for if entertainment for
the benefit of thP piano fund. to bfgiv- “
en lo the llrookside, chapel. March 27th.
The program will be by the pupils, as-
sisted by a number of well-known art-
ists. and will be under the direction of
the teachers. Miss St. John and Miss
Daisy Scuddcr.
Miss ido Henry. the leading lady of
The Hot Old ’i one Company. which
appeared at Hoyt’s Theatre. last night.
went to New Haven. to apptyir in court
against John H. Pallais, advance agent
of the Marriage Vow Company. whom
she licenses of taking $154 (Hiram hei
pocketbook. while they were out call
log on friends.
York is progressing rapidly on
the new railroad stat._lon 'ihe roof tini-
bers are being raisrd today and already
several of the heavy timbers are in no
sitian The platform which interfered
will be shortened six feet. it built ac
cording to the original specifications it
would project over the sidewalk also.—
. Danbury News.
The ‘pi'ayer meeting of the Young
People's Society of the Norwalk Con-
matinna’l Church. will be held
Thursday evening. at 7:30. The subject
will be “What Christ Teaches About ‘
Trust. " Miss Dresser will be the lead-
er. The regular mid-week prayer meet-
ing of the church will follow at ti
o'cioek. and the sublect will be the
second in the series of addresses on de-
nominations. "The Congregationalism." '
I Therels Q
No Reason
VPIWI‘
than the best grade of mods that we
can buy In our line. The Sparta and
Rochwsv 5: Cigars are selling on
their units. Th”P are becoming more
popular: with mar-ale every day We
Hus svsdv FACILITY m HAND-
We.
Julius A. Iluboell of (‘htutnut utreit
South Norwuik. ls ill with the grip.
meat and learn something about fish.
The imperial cafe would call your
attention to James E. Peppers whis-
key
Anthony Siolgerwuld the Hotel Nor-
wulk barber. has installed a second
chair in his shop.
lleniilson’ s crepe paper, napkins and
shelf paper in tile theme of (‘olemuii'u
lllll't‘lI.Ii-lt'lll(‘lli today. llctnl It. ,
The Rev. Stephen Sliechun. of Erie
lliuceac. and n lot-titer Norwalk boy.
In upulidiiig ti few days in town.
Colonel lleiidrio. from Stamford. and
two officers front Bridgeport. have been
invited to Company D'a smoker to
night.
A regular melding of Butler lodge.
I. O. 0.l".. will be held Iii Odd Fellows
“all this evening. Nothing but routine
business will be transacted.
Seven Pythlaus attended the meet-
ing of Mltlim Lodge. in Bridgeport. last
evening. They had it royal good time
and returned on a late train.
The firemen who are to attend the
bL'l‘t’lH‘S at the South Norwnik (lon-
..ic..atienul Church. Sunday morniuz.
\vIII WI'III' their uniforms and white
gloves.
.\ yuy hilt‘t‘r.i:liil rehearsal of the
cantata "liatigbtcr of Julius” which is
to be given. by the combined choirs of
St. i’mil and (trace tilturehen, was held
last night. ..
A delevalion of the members of l.in-
coln Council. Order United American
Mechanics. went in Stamford. last
night. to pay a fraternal visit to the
(lonmlt in that city.
llev. ti. \i t’lrltlltli. of llctliel. will
preach this evening at the lierkclcy
Sireit Chapel. While in town the ilev
Mr. (lrifllili is the guest of the Rev.
Alexander Hamilton. of Newton ave-
nue. o
'ihe meeting of Lady Jennings Lodge.
Shepheidu of lletlilohem, will com~
iticiite at 7:.‘3il this evening. and the
box Sililzll‘lt‘ will begin at 8:30 sharp.
A bond time is promised to all who
attend
'lhc llowinnd notion sale brlng~
great chances to fill your sewing bas-
ket for the Spring dress making time
and save considerable money. llead
the advertisement. which appears tip-
on page three.
Schiller Stamm. l'. i), It. M.. out but
cvtnina at the tailoring (HI’llllihllilli‘lll
of It‘. liorlmr. The principal basin“.~
ol‘ the (-Veiiiiig Was the changing of the
Illt‘r'illlg night to the llrat and third
\‘l'rdncaday of each month.
A regular meeting ot’- the llullding
and Loan Aauociailou was held last
evtning. in the oillc‘: of 'l'aylor 8: (lol:
(Iiil. About 33,000 was taken in, and
six ntv. members were admiltcd. ’l‘ln
association in becomlng more and mint
mispermiu each day.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure, children of
bed wetting. If it did them would be
few children that would do it. 'i‘hcrc
is a conatitutlonal cause for this.
M. Summers. Fox fill; Noiro Dami-
lntl.. will rend her home ireatnn hi to
any mother. She asks no money
Write her today if your children timi-
bio you in this way. lion't blame the
child. The. chances are it can‘t hc'p it
TheSouth‘NorwaIk
Trust Company
w
LING YOUR BANKING BUSINESS.
'1‘ MATTERS NOT HOW LARGE 0R
SMALL.
WE COLLECT CHECKS THROUGH-
OUT THE U. S. ‘WITHOUT EX-
CHANGE.
PAY INTEREST ON SPECIAL DE
POSITS AND TIME CERTIFICATES
OF DEPOJSIT
IF YOU HAVE NEVER KEPT A
CHECKING ACCOUNT OPEN AN
ACCOUNT WITH US AND LET US
DEMONSTRATE ITS ADVANTAGES
TO YOU.
Dunalson'i Crepe Paper.
Dennison's Napkins. ‘
Dennison’s Shell Paper.
column... Stand.
WAL'niAM ,
. WATCHES.
Riverside and Royal Grades
specially recommended for those
time. . .‘ t
Read Captain Ducross's adrertilai'
Mi‘n. “
vomiting witches for accurate -
WWW
OUR GREAT GUARANTY: SATISFACTION OR MONEY Bll‘c'fi.
HATS AND TOP COATS.
l'l‘lie right way to begin Spring is at the top—with a MW hat. TIIO
way to get the right but in to come here_ where all the new HllillNl-‘i in HIIII'
and soft hats are ready for you.
the bent.
’i‘ltcn pick the one that makes you look
If you prefer it lb-rlty. here are the Iale Hocltn oi‘ llill’l'lll'4lillt
iiunlap llcl’bicu. $2.
and
If you look best in a soft but pcrbapn the Quaker but will unit you
mwlde brlni and low" ilat crown, $2. fill Other Sllillli‘li of Iaiil hate you
may like better.
SNAPPY TOP COATS.
More color in top coats than there has been in yearawfancy chev-
iota and Scotch iweodu in stripes and overplalds vle with thoyold favor-
ites, tho covert family. and the conservative black anti Oxford coats.
()urs include all the new cloth effects in the short. boxy overeat-kit.
mc‘diuin l(‘ll,‘.{IIlH and long swagger tourlnt. coals. llc nurt- style and fit
and tailoring all match the beat cusioiirmudc. anti at half custom prlcou
-$tl..'ill_ $lll (id “3.00, $151!" and up to $20.00.
When
brand new
we say: “Spring Opening."
\\'(‘Ill‘ulllt‘S for men and boys. bulk to socks, with not an old
be ready to see a display of
garment or article In llte h‘ItII‘t‘ to mar the freshness oi' the
new things.
D
i BOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 322. Tel. Clll 44-4.
OOOOv‘OOOOOOWONO””OOON NNNWOOWW
l’oor or dirty (lain make. your horses sick and iii the
end you find ilwm most expensive The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff nnd'dust.
SWEET IIAY and
'I‘Iiiit In why I sell CLEAN OATS.
HIGH
Git ADE l‘l'Z El). A word from you will tiring any
quantity you may wish~every bug at the lllglti‘l‘, stand
am of quality.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
‘ MANUEL T. HATCH.
NEW EDITION
Revised General biaiues 0i Connecticut
NOW READY.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Stationar. Engraver-
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.CONN.
LOOK mic 1r! luvzsnaa TE! .
Why should you not read more titan a few minutes without discomfort?
Why should your mes give you trouble? Why those headaches? You owe
it to yourself to have your eyes earef ully examined.
HOMER B. HOVT.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN.
Room 9 United Bank Building - South Norwllk, Conn.
Office hours it to 11:45; 1:: 45 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings, 79.
Special Appointments at convenience a! patron.
we. s
mmommmwmmm
JACKSON' 3 PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS.
. wiLi. LAST FOREVER.
ARTWORK 11v WATER COLOR Aivo'sma.
Sittings by appointment, or from to to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m.
JACKSON’S swim.
53 Wall street. Norwnlk.
3.4“”; . ....
Opposite Hotel,
- FOR THIS MONTH ONLY
Reduced Prion. the “First Quality" Photographu.
CABINET SIZE, $2.75 DOZEN . '
HALF CABINET. 81.90 DOZEN ‘.
OUR LEADER, '
0 75¢ DOZEN
Children's Photographs 9. Specialty. "
We develope and print for Amateurs.‘
LEWIS, n mam 51:. nonwnnx
. spring stock.
There Is Plenty Of Room At ..
— ~ The Top Of‘The . 7
' Buéinese Ladder.
All the crowding is It the bottom. We all start you . ‘
wait on the way up the leader 1! you will conscientiously give
on six months of your time and Hay Dollars of your man”.
was: for particulars and memw‘m we have“; ‘nt-
. tinned" rapumion which we cumisilord to sacrifice by
‘
111W gallium
‘3’ .
W“'__.
7 misrepresentation Spring turn to; both on night one hr;
“-ouhooimmamuh.
SPRING I3 HIRE AND NOW
I8 THE TIME TO TAKE
BLOOD PURIFIERB.
TRY OUR
BARBAPARILLA COMPOUND.
| IT IS AN EXCELLENT REM-
EDY FOR ALL SKIN ANO
BLOOD TROUBLES.
‘ VOTE HERE FOR THE MER-
V CHANTS' GIFT'LIBRARY.
‘ Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
W
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Albert l". (lehcbe, manager of W. S.
Sturtcvatit's Mord who has been ill
with grip. has recovered.
The Western Star .ltibileo 'Slngcrh‘.
who have been in town for the past nev-
ei'ul tlilys. will leave Monday, proba-
’ lily for Milford.
The. student," of tho llnri-ttrom
school harp formed it busoball team
and expect to play a team mazle tip of
Yale utudcntn shortly.
The graduating class of the Center
High school, of Norwalk. has selected
as its class motto "'l‘onax l‘ropositc."
tiom the Latin. meaning "It‘irm in Pur-
pose."
Street Commissioner Samuel Hoyt.
.lr.. has neatly finished the spring
cleaning of gutters and now has his
gang of men at work repairing catch
buaiiin. some of which have gotten out
of repair,
The real catatc agency of Jacob M.
Layton has sold a building lot In
Spring street owned bv Mrs. Annie ll.
linker in Dudley It}. Hoyt. to be. used
in connection with the new apartment
house which Mr. liovt is building.
.luxepli Rider. of l’ittsluirg, Pa. has
returned to Norwulk to resttiiic his
studies at the llfll'tliltlm school. Mr.
Rider was called away several weeks
into on receipt of news that IllS sister
was critically ill. She died before he
could reach her.
The Hialop store Is being Iiiiproytd.
a new door is being laid In part of the
.«torc. anti thus facilities will be inatlc
better for the display of the large
(tick cucrgfitic (onccin
have to show. The foimeal opening
will take placi- Saturday
in the guessing toniest at the New
With (lrocery (‘onipuny's South Nor~
walk store. Mrs Murphy. of Ely are
one. Won the the batrcl of Maud s
flour. 'i‘hcre wele I 8‘3" I lunns in the
Jar. Ilcr guess was i k. at. within thli
icon of the correct number.
PLANING MILL ROOF COLLAPSED.
One Man Killed. Ono Fatailv and Two
Seriously Injured at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI Ohio March Isl»- lly
the io‘iapae of the roof in (‘rant‘i‘s plun-
lug mill, in course of construction on
Eastern avcnre. today. one man wan
killed, one man fatally and two scr-
lonuly hurt.
The dead:
lmtaly injured:
tally. aknll fractured:
le-I: broken and seriously cut; James
Gardner. skull fractured. and limbs
crushed. A dozen people were slight-
ly hurt.
William Setters. Ser-
ilarvcy Waiters. lu-
t‘lark Gilbert.
FIVE BOYS DROWNED 0N RAFT.
Craft Capsized While They Were Play.
lag in River rt Chant, l. T.
JOPIJN. Mo. March Iii—News oi the.
tragic death of five boys. was received
here todaytrom Chant, l. 'l‘.
were playing on a raft. which capsized.
The. dead: Raymond Crofccroft. Ralph
Oakes. Charles (lakes. Peter Berry
and imther‘Bcrrv.
SION AZUBALLEY HANGED.
WINDSOR. N. S.. Mam. its—Slim
Azubaliey today paid the death ponal~
Ly for the murder of his fellow peddler.
Lion Lnndore' at Tennycape last 0e
tuber. Radicilffe. the Canadian hung-
man. carried out the execution. Azu-
bnlley was attended by Rev. Father
Kennedy. of “Hudson and Father Col~
lins, of Halifax. Azuballey and Mindoro
quarreled over a watch, which Lnndore
possessed and which he refused to give
to Azubaliey. The latter. becoming en-
raged. cut Lumiere with a razor and
pounded him on the head with a stone.
. killing him. He dragged the body to
the Tennycape mine and threw it down
the tunnel. where it was found later
and Azubslley was detected. Tarot
night he confessed that he killed Lun-
dore to get the watch.
szartlcus—“Why is politics like a
screen door?"
' Spartacus—“Can't imagine."
Smarticuk-‘Because the ‘push’ and
the ‘pull' are so often on opposite
sides."
in: Silt ill-ii Bruit.
‘ . House and lot corner East lave-
nine and Fort Point street. East
Norwaik, Conn. . House contains
a rooms. and water“ in. Small,
barn. Lot shout high“ from by
‘ about 135 féet deep.
more: 01‘
1%va a GOLDEN.
74 Washington St. 50. Norwalk.
. n: iw
‘ HAVE «a. ratio BTILLOON’B
/ ”noisier .
unoi. so minus“. on» m-
die; W?‘ “Wil-
'l‘hc boys .
Fashionable Spring‘Ovo‘fcoats. .
$8.50, $I0.00, $I2.00. $l5 and ,OIBL
Early Spring Styles Crofut 8. Knapp I I
Hats Now Ready. ‘
$2 to $3. Other Makos$l, $I. 25, $I. so
Ill 0n Boy’s Clothing Department
you will find the newest creations for this season. including a superb
collection of Confirmation Suite with long or short trousers.
VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTS' GIFT LIBRARIES.
SELLECK 8. PRICE,
98 Washington Street. South Noryvalk.
OVER-
COATS!
After months of preparation, study ."
and selection we present to you our
line of Spring Overcoats, which we .
honestly believe to be the finest tapr-
ery way ever shown In this part Of
the country. The fabrics include thd
choicest selections of Coverts. in 'l'an,
Oxford and other fashionable Spring
shades, and Vlcunas In Oxford Gray-
and Lilac-kn. We have taken special
care to select gurmentalthat carry that H ‘
desirable air of individualityusually
found In the high class. mpdo‘tos‘mell-
urc garments only. in apltoof the ow
ccptlonal values. howover. ymi~wlli find '
otir prices as low or. greatlylnfei'lor
garments are usually sold for.
‘.
Sliced Peaches, oval cans, to: can,
or 3 for 25¢.
Pillsbury‘s Entire Wheat Flour, re-
duced from 254.: to 180 pkg.
Hacker's Pearl Flakes, to close out,
at BC package. .
Washburn A. Crosby's Gold Medal
Flour is being brought to public notice
by a house to house canvass. It will
make the most brood because it will
take more water than other flour. It
takes more water because it is a
stronger flour, made of hard spring
Lorenzo Dibble.-
WNW’ 3. .
Only Eye Strain. .
Only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for more Headaches.
Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it credit for.
your eyes give you the slightest trouble, In it not the best policy to
find out the cause? Our examination Is very thorough and cosh you
if glasses are needed, Proper Glasses, Properly Adjusted, In
I
nothing.
our guarantee
0. B. JACKSON
.RADUATI OPTIOIAN
II WALL STREET,
OUR BULLETltirm
wheat, while most of the flour'sold is a
mixture of spring and winter Wheat. It
calls for more kneading than other /
fIOur.
bag.
Gift Library.—With each 10c cash:
Try it for rich tasted brend. 700 ‘
purchase you can vote here for the so- . .
clety, club, school, church. hospital or
other organizatIOn you may wish to
own one of these libraries now on dih-
play at Dickerman G. Sun’l.
Trying to be useful, how can we
serve you?
if
NORWALK. CONN.
Row Happy You Should Be I.
Coal Prices Reduced.
_',(l‘..
«I.
Wood Lower. . ..,
HAY. STRAW. GRAIN. FEED and FLOUR. sdld If 5pm
mar prions. by
RAYMOND BROST
AC‘$~ 'l'
OUR RING ASSORTMENT
itx‘I‘l
is undoubtedly complete and as varied as you will find in may largerel-
tabliahments.
to come here and make the selection.
H.S.
16 South Kain Street.
WE KEEP THE FRESHECT FISH
TO BE HAD. N0 OLD STOCK IN OUR
MARKET.
We have today, Bluefish, Wendell.
White and Yellow Perch. Mullet. Fresh
Herring, Stock cod. Haddock. Hail-
but. hoe and Buck am. m unit.
on! Green Smelt. 0mm old clone.
if you wish a ring suitable for any occasion you will do well
Rood, 1‘ 7
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