<1 ATI‘ LANE’S D 3 3‘ Phone "55-5 W Chocolate Common. Assorted Chips. Walnut Creams. " Aborted Bumr Cups. Fruit. Pun. Dolfolous. 5! Washington St. .__.._...._... . Locality—s lilies *—Extra Salt I’nrk. the III. Hayes. Mrs. Janus C. (Ti Iwe ls visiting her son. Dr. Willis H. t‘rowe. In New Hav- on. John Henry, of Leonard street. Is about again after an illilcits of pneu- niouia. ~—Men's and Ions' (Taps. O'Brien. The 'I‘euiiistci's' Union held :I meet- lug last evening. Nothing was given out concerning it. Rev. H. E. Wing. of South Norwalit. will preach at the Soutbpori Methodist Church toiiiori-ow. Captain Samuel Ilyxbcc. of Cross sleet. Is confined to his home with an attack of the grip. 3 ~llnrgallis Ill every stock for Illc_ for Sat. and Muir. at the new store. M, S. Smith Iii. Cu. Frank Seymour of I‘ald IIIII Iial: secured a position with Milk IIclilcl Charles H. Hawxhurst. A telephone has been placed In the rdosldoiice of Attorney I.co Davis. In Rowan st.t.ree East Nowalk. The 1‘. Mt C, Whist Club will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. I). ll. Junk- son, of Morgan avenue. Norwalk. .,._ Ilocliwurst and \r'cul. Schaub’s Mkl. II. II. Decker lins commenced to paint the house of Miss Cornelia i“. Baird In Center avenue, under contract. ..Rcv. H. H.’O’Doum-ll will preach on "Some Impressions of the Mission." at. St. Mary’s‘ Church tomorrow morning. I.. H. Decker is papei'iug, painting and decorating the entire Interior of It. ,Iinippel‘s residence In Iiayview ave nue. ~~I.oln of I’til'k for Roasting. lb. Hayes. A iogulai‘ meeting of South Nor 'nll. Conclave, I. 0. IL. was held last even lug In Elk's Ilall. Routine business was transacted. Cashier Lewis (3. Green. of the Fair- fleld County National llank. Norwalk is able to be out again after a seriou: attack of the grip. The South Norwallt Trust Company tell In their advertisement today, how you may protect your valuables. for St per year. against burglars. . ~Fresb or Corned Plate Beef. 6c lb. Hayes. Large quantities of smelt are caught under the. Wall street bridge. In the afternoon. while the tide is risluu. . fishermen row tip the stiff current and anchor underneath the bridge and throw over their nets. Sunday. Rev. Sherwood Romevelt of Milford. Conn. will ofIIcIate at St Paul's parish. Mr. Roosevelt Iii. a cousin of the piesideut. ReI. Aloxan der Hamilton will othclate at St Pct er's Church Milfmd, SundaI. ~Celebrated Manila Bock Beer. just out today. Hotel Hamilton Two of the ap dIcJtis patients at .the Norwall H_ pital‘. William F. Ranch and Mitzi Elizabeti Chittani. will. proflobly retail tonne homes to day. The other patient Miss Helen Vaughn of New Haven. who is one of the young ladies of Miss Cornelia F. Baird's Seminary. .Is getting along nicely, but will remain several days yet. Rev. A. W. Ilostwlck preached the ” licnten sermon In Trinity Episcopal Church. last night a largo congrega- tion being present. Mr. Bostwick is in charge of Holy Trinity Church Brooklyn. New York. and Is a very able harmonizer. the discourse being of profit to all. Next Friday night Rev. George W. Griffith. of Bethel, will preach. \ VISIBLE TO THE EYE. A painter once upon a time turned physician and when asked the reason may replied that in pointing all the :flttltt are exposed to the eye out in Mos it. II quite the com” M ' Wm Instead of some 'of "the many inferior mixtures he would still have been a painter. The Colonial has no halts. it pleases the property own- or; we pollster and match. bettin- most: by For Cycle II Hardware .Norwam Hardware lei/Jr EVNIG' SENTINEL ' '“ I"\' hon n serviced were hold at Ht. Ma: ry‘Ii ( urch last evening. ——Slsd 10o lb. Hayes. (Illicit B. Morgan. of Prospect ave- nue. his returned bum in brief visit III New Iork city. Probssor and Mrs Carl A. Harstrom. of Norwalk. are spending the day in New lurk city. ~—Unbrollas and Canes. O'Brien. Miss Auule Gregory Peck, of Malii street. Norwulk. Is out again after a several days" Illness. Miss Ilclcu Quiutard, of Main street. Norwulk. has returned from a Week's visit wth friends in Newark. N. .l. —~Altciul the two days' sale. Sat. and Mou,_ at M, S. Smith & Co’s. Every- IIIIIIK losslblc oil the lwo Iloors to be iiUItI fol lilc. .I. H. IClnicudoi'I'. of Brooklyn. ls hav— lug “W lotcl ill ill-lie lsltliid thorough- ly rciioviicd I‘m the coming season. I’loiesloi J T. Nelson will begin lils Norwulk physical tllIlllIt (lass. next Week. pi IlInlIly III the Town Assembly lilill. —I“I‘t’tlll llama. H!- II). Cornelius J. Sh Will)". of Plymouth avenue. who has )(‘t'll seriously III of typhoid Ictcr. for some time. Is' able to be out agiliii. ll‘i'i-drricl I.. lioycr. who has been quite ceriuuslylill With an attack of piicutnciihnat his home In Main slrcct, Norwalk. Ii Improving nicely. -——(h\lclu‘ttctl Manila Hock Ill-er, just am today. Ilolel liamllton. 'l'hc Itcv. I). C. Thomas will occupy the pulpit of the Kill‘llli street A. M. It}. Church tomorrow all day. owinz lo the Illness of the pastor. ltcv. 'I‘. ll. Mc- Connell. . Ilcrscbllild tit; company. illi‘ lll\\' t'oucord slinit coal tIt'iiIt'I'H. have their otilic “0” along towaid ioinplltioii. and me IIIl'- iiig thtii new Fairbanks scale IllrlIIlIItiI. —--\oumnii Youngs Ilcrblcs. ()‘l‘tricii. ltcpi'escuttilvi- Wallace Dunn. of Norwalk. attended the reception glV-‘Il last night. at the capitol building. Hartford. to Senator and Mrs. l‘latt. by the legislature. Max Iiaruiz will be located III New Yora. after April l. as buyer for the South Noi‘walk and New London Iv‘ood and Produce. Companies. He Is spend» tag today at his home III I):iy street. -Iloasting Pork. 12%(2 lb. The cuntutii ".lulrius." rehearsals for which are pow bi lug Iicld. will be |ll‘t‘- seated in St. i’alil's Church. Noi'wnlli. 'I‘ucsdliy i\'l'llIllI.’.. April 2|. The can-- tutti will be given by the combined choirs of St. Paul‘s niid (Irncc churclirs. under the direction of (‘holrmaster It K. Pooliy. Amour. the prominent arrivals at the Hotel Clifford are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stanley, of New York. who are occupy- ing the bridal suite; B. (‘iislandir rcp- resentlng [Ilt‘ New York Journal: E. A. ”Kendall. liostoil; l". llictlcc, of ”Int- ford; I’. I’ t‘olton oft‘bcstli. ’a.. and J Dis ‘nwwi of New Yoilt. Hayes. Hayes. A NOTRE DAME LADY. I will send tree with full lllsll‘llt'ilttflri some of Ibis simple preparation for the cure of I.cucorrboea. l'Ii-crntion. ills- placeiiicnts. It‘allillit' of the \VUIIIII. Scanty or Painful Periods. Tumors or (Irowlhs. Hot Flashes, Desire to Cry. Creeping Feeling up ”It! Spine. I'ain iii the Back. and :ill Il‘cmtilc ’I'roiiblcii. to all sending address. To mothers of suffering 'daughters I Will explain a Successful Home Treatment. If you decide to continue it will only cost about 12 cents a week to guarantee II cure. I do not wish to sell you any- thing. 'l‘cll other sufferers of it. that Is all I ask. Address Mrs. M. Sour mers. Ilox 375. Notre Dame. Ind. IButglais are oper- ating in town. Protect your valu- ables beiore it is too late. ' You can secure-a safe deposit bdx for $4 per bear in the vault of TheSouihNOrwallt Trust Company Sheet MUSIC. TWO FOR on: SATURDAY AND .. uouo With each sheet of music bought you will have your choice or one-copy free. 100 sheets of the latest music to so lect. trout. Ask for catalogue oi Mc- Kinloy music. OOOMOWWMOOMWM ”ONOWOOOM OUR GREAT GUARANTYI SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. Brand New All Through When we Invite you to Iiiapeit our show of Spiliig WI'dli-l for men and boys, as we sliull soon do, you will iliid nothing old in oui store but the store Itself and the old faces. Illi’crythliig clso, from hills to Htit'IiH. will be brand new lill through the. entire stock. We start new this Spring season of liltlilv and If you are not one of We. know friends will appreciate the advance we are looking toward tho smart- csl Iiiid best In chrublcs. Our new policy puts us right mixl to the baud wngzou Iii matters of style. and the most particular man will find our old customers, we want you to start with us. our old his Ideas have been anticipated and that we are really for him with the best and smartest In suits. top coats. furnishings and flats. ()ur Spring opening will be. announced In ii few days» any Spring wcnraliles before you have seen our Ilt'W and .sloclis. It will pay you to wait. Don't buy attractive —— Spring hats are ready now ‘2; new soft tints. $23 no and $2. Yoiliuulis and IIill‘l'IIliiltlIl III-rides. $3 and 0 SOUTH NORWALK. Tol. Clil. 82-2. NORWALK. TOI. Call 44-4. COCOMOOOWOWNNNNWM Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and In the end you find them most. expensive, The digestive organs of a horse do not take kindly to dirt, chaff and dust. ‘ That to why Isl-II CLEAN OATS. SWEET IIAY and HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any quantity you may wishv—evcry bag of the highest stand- ard of quality. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. I MANUEL T. HATCH. [' I . NEW Ebiiioh Revised General Statues oi Connecticut NOW READ Y. William P. Beers, Bookseller Stotlonor. Engraver. 40 WALL ITREET. NORWALK. CONN. — .- LOOK INTO IT! INVESTIGATE.’ Why should you not read more 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. HOVT. REFRACTINO OPTIOIAN. Room 0 United Bank Building South Nor-walk. Conn. once hours 8 to 11:45;12:46 to 6: 30. Saturday Innings, 7-9. Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. ”.31-“... J RCKSON’S PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER ART WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA. Sitting: by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. m. STUDIO 53 Wall Street. Not-walk. Opposite Hotel. FOR THIS MONTH ONLY Rodyuood Price. for "Flt-It Quality” Photographov CABINET size, nn'ooznu our CABINET. out: not“ con LEADER. 75o oozes ~ Children‘s lrhdtncnphs a amlalty ‘ ' 3 . ...—.__..... MMQOWOOWW Ha vo You? “ even uslo A RUBBER SPONGE. We carry a complete assort- ment and recommend them to be far superior to the ordinary spe- clc of Sponge. There In more friction In their use, hence more exhilaration, 5°C to $2.25. Vote here for Library. Clifford Pharmacu .PHONE 1&2. ADnITIoNAL LOCAL NEWS. Oscar Squires. of Union street, ls Ber- Iously Ill. threatened with pneumonia. The F. 1). Lyon & company are solo agents for the W. I.. Douglas shoes. The Rev. Ilr. Roosevelt. of Milford. will oihciutc tomorrow lit St. Paul‘s Church. Road about the bold advertising scheme In the Dr. Dicks announce- niciil today. (llovcr's the place for a nutty Oxford for men. It is fully described in their advertising space. The Slillsoii Powell Corporation are advertising their compound syrup sars- pnrllln for a sprlng tonic. The I). M. Ilend company Is advert- Ising upholstery and drapery fabrics. Ilcnd their advertisement. The barge May with a cargo of bituminous coal for John H. Ferris arrived yesterday In the harbor. —Cclcbratcd Manila Ilock Beer. Just out today. ilolel Hiimilton. Enjoy what you eat and pay reason- able prices for It. says A. btiill in his advertisement this afternoon. itead his advertisement for prices. The store at the corner of Wall and Water streets. Norwalk. is being hand- somely fitted up for the occupancy of Miss M. l~‘. Ackerman. the milliner. Iliirglars arc in operation In town and you will do well to protect your valuables by placing them in a safe deposit vault with the South Norwalk Trust company. Harry Goodwin's tailoring depart- ment Is the theme of his advertising story today. Itead concerning this Ini- porlant branch of his business. He is making soils from 815.00. t‘ockenoe Tribe. I. 0. ll. M.. of Nor- wnlk, held a meeting last night and conferred the chief's degree on four candidates. After the tribe meeting. the Iiaymnkzlrs held a session. -—l)r. M. S. Rose-Ii. Eye and Ear Spe cl list from Bridgeport. removed hit- o -o from the Mahacltemo Hotel, I 52 North Main St. So. Norwalk, wherr he can be consulted on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from I o‘clock to 4 p. in. only. John '1‘. Hayes. the Norwalk news~ dealer. has received a prize of money from the Iliitterlck Publishing Com- pany for being one of the newsdealers selling the largest number of Delinea- tors during the months of November. December and January. A representative of W. H. Horsman. of New York. was Iii Norwalk last night and took an order for new cos— times for the degree team of Cockenoe Tribe. I. 0. R. M.. of Norwalk. The company's representative was a visitor at themeeting of the tribe. City Engineer Charles N. Wood. of Norwalk. reports that he will have the survey for the line of the sixteendnch water main from Daniels' Mills to the Spring IIIII distributing reservoir. next week. The water commissioners will then go ahead and advertise for bids for laying the pipe. Secretary .l. H. Norris. of the Y. M. C. A., gave a steroptlcan entertainment. lit the Connecticut Military Academy. East avenue. Thursday evening. The affair was given for the benefit of the baseball club of the school. It was quite well attended and It Is thought that quite a sum was realized. .I- .....a library Voting cutest. To limit 20th. Norwnlli Hospital. Over River School, 8‘62 7942 Y M. C. A. 6814 Center School 5191 E. Norwallt M. E Church 4271 Catholic Club. Butler Lodge. No. 97. Buckingham Post. B. P. 0.31“. Our Brothers qugoJ 0 0. Putnam Halo. Old Well H. a L. 00.. 7 Union School. North Center School Hebrew Social Club.- 3823 1798 1457 822 821 678 6'" 589 484 100 -m—w w...”— O O ;> H and selection_ we present to you dill‘ line of Spring Overcoats. which ’. . ..ouestly believe to bathe finest to. cry way over shown In this w" *i the country. The fabrics inoludp Oxford and other fashionablotfim shades, and Vlcunns In Oxfordflrdfl and Blacks. We have taken. care to select garments that carry. desirable air of Individuality small found in the high class. made-toad”.I are garments only. In spite of them ceptlonal v alues. however, you with!“ our prices as low as greatly lumlo‘l' garments are usually sold ton, Fashionable Spring Overconto. vij‘ $8. 50, $IO. 00, $l2. OO. $i5 and. BI! Early Sprilng Styles Crofut II Knapp Hots Now Ready. In Our Boy’s Clothing Department ‘ . you will find the newest creations for this season, Including a superb collection of Confirmation Suits with long or short trousers. VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTS' .GIFT LIBRARIESJ l . .. SELLECK ‘3. PRICE“ 98 Washington Street. South Norwalg. 7...5 .7.7 .WW. Keeping At It SHOULDERS AND BACON. Bright, new lot. FRESH EGGS. Plenty and cheap. No trOuhIc to get home laid Fresh 599‘ now. SPINACH. ' 22¢: per dozen. Ni l f sat rd t do SMALL HAMS cc 0‘ or u .y r. ' that weigh about 7 to 10 pound» 25c wk TRY MY 40c TEA. Mixed or Black. tionally good trade. Giving great satisfaction. .Frosh, flit. grant, nine flavor. New and good. Remember the Voting Como“. Nil/2c pound. NEW LOT DRIED BEEF, Just In from Chicago. What other grocery In town has call enough for the above article to warrant buying it by the barrel? We lead on Dried Beef. Lorenzo Dibble. Only Eye Strain. Only eye strain indeed, but It Is responsible for more Hoodoo Nervousneas and general IIlacomtoit than you give it credit for. your eyes give you the slightest trouble is It not the best. policy to ilnd out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and hosts nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly Milan in our guarantee. 0. B. JACKSON OIADUNI'C OPTIOIAN U WALL ITREET. NORWALK. CONN: W' How Happy You Should Be Cool Prices Reduced. * . .* Wood Low§fi3 ‘ Ill 1’ TM W. GRAIN. FEED and FLOUR. sell at . m rprlou. by $2to$3. Other Makossi, $I. 25. st. so '- It is an “up"
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