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CARAMELB.
VOTE at either Restaurant or
Bakery for Gift Library.
5 I Washington St.
and lilo.
.I. A. Hialop It: Co. are advertising
it corset wirich is priced at “.00.
Major Wesley M. Nihlock, of the Ho-
tcl Norwalk, is spending the day ill
New York.
A. A. Raymond. .Ir.. ol‘ itoton Hill.
has a very sick horse. l)r. Bales
in attending it.
The home of it. ll. llrower, lIl Bur-
ballk street. is being puintrd and paper
ed. John W. llcutiy has the contract.
Itcud the Brown Business College.
advertisement and see the ammunition
for battering down business difficulties
which this college. furnishes.
l’lincipal and Mrs. W. 0. Foote saw
Mme. Norlilcu Iil her final production
of Il‘aust. at the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York. Saturday afternoon.
’l‘llere lsito be quite a party April 4.
on the personally conducted trip under
Principal Foote‘s supervulion. to (let~
tysbut‘g. Washington. Mt. Vernon ulid
Philadelphia.
Professor .1. '1‘. Nelson. of Daubllry,
has formed a physical culture class iil
Norwalk, and will give his first lesson
at tile town assembly hall. Wall strict.
this afternoon.
The. Norwalk water commissioners
will ask for bills ill a few days for ex—
czlvating and laying the sixteen-inch
water main from lia’nicls' Mills to the
Spring Hill reservoir.
—~Dr. M. S. Rosen. Eye and Ear Spe
clallst from Bridgeport. removed hp
office from the Mahackemo Hotel. to
52 North Main St.. So. Norwallt. whorl-
he can be consulted on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdaya from 1
o'clock to «i p.-in. only.
it is expected that the first hllrge load
of crushed stone. recently ordered by
the City of Norwalk. will arrive nlloiit
April “lift. and will then be, dislrillul
ell on the streets needing it most.
There were present seventy-hint» pup-
ils at the Franklin kindergarten. on
Friday last. it is quite poaslble a new
room will be reduired for lncomers.
April 13, at the opening of the new
school year.
The South Norwalk Trust. Company
calls your attention to the. fact
that their vault is the place for your
valuables especially since burglars are
interested in the homes of the. Nor
walks just now.
Ill response to an inquiry from a I‘(‘il-
llcr The Sentinel Would state that there
is ll building and loan association ill
South Norwalk. Meetings are held the
third Tuesday night in each month. at
the office of Taylor & Golden.
Robert W. Chaffee. formerly of
Bridgeport. assistant city engineer 0i
New London. a son of Captain Samuel
.I. Chaffee, of this city, has resigned
his municipal position and ncceptrd the
position of inspector and surveyor ill
the United States Engineer Corps. ill
will be attached to toe New London of-
fice. The appointment was made by
Major C. F. Powell, who has charge
of this district. ,
Conductor H. S. rs. who for sev-
eral years 'has had . urge of a run on
the Berkshire division of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
road. resigned his position last even-
ing. At the finish of his last run. his
brother conductors gave him a hand-
some 0. R. C. emblem. The presenta-
tion speech was made by Conductor
Wudhum, of the Shore Line. and Con-
ductor Beers responded briefly and feel.
lngly. Mr. Beers began his service with
the railroad thirty-one years ago. and
he worked himself up through succes-
sive stages to conductor. He was one
of the. most faithful men on the road
and was always courteous and pains—
taking wlth the passengers.
VISIBLE TO THE EYE.
A painter once upon a time turned
physician and when asked the reason
why. replied that in painting all the
faults are exposed to the eye. out in
physics It I: quite the contrary,
Now. if this particular painter and us
all Colonial Paint instead of some of the
many Inferior album“? he would still
have been a painter. he Colonial has
no faults. ft please: the, property own-
or. the painter, and makes a better
looking frown.
Fore ante by Fox Cycle 1 Hardware
Oman. ’ . l Nanak Hardware
00.. Namath.
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B. lieriichilctd has purchased a new
horse.
The sloop Lucy Lane is In with ii
load of sand. "'
General Russel Frost and son lins-
liell are on a trip to Boston.
Mills May iiarrlgaii, of Norwalk.
spent Sunday ill Newark New Jersey.
A. H. White. 'of Boston. was the
guest yesterday, of W. K. Maples, at
the Clifford.
Countable 'l'holnas l". ilunt shot a
wild goose in the Andrews & Mills
pond. yesterday.
The sloop (I. I.. they. of Port ch-
fersou. l.. I.. in at the wharf of A. II.
Merrill, with it Iolld of oysters.
(‘hristilln Mlcllel Jr.. of Bridgeport.
lilil formerly of ldllst Norwulk. was ill
town yesterday calling on friends.
A collection for general foreign
missions M” be taken ill the Smith
Norwullt llnpiist church, next Slilnlny.
.lacob Winters, of New Jersey. who
has been visiting Attorney Voshurgh
and family. has returned to his home.
Victor Sherwood. of Newark. spcnt
Sllnduy with his parents, Mr. alid Mrs.
(ltorge Sherwood, itoodwurd ilYi‘lllli‘.
A incl-line. of South Ntlf‘Wlllk Lodge.
II. I‘. U. ll). will be held Wednesday
evening' for the purpose of electing
otllccl's.
Mill. Aldvn Solnlzlns has returned
from a aevnn wmlls' stay in tin- South.
spent in Palm lit‘l‘t'lll Jacksonville alld
Savannah.
Mrs. Taylor. of llllnbllry. who has
been lllc Kilt'fl of Mr, and Mrs. (‘liulles
M. I..iw.'cncl-, Lowe street. has return—
ed to her home. '
The heavy rains for the pull two
days have caused considerable I‘rl-shel
ill the river. which has caused tile flat»
fish to stop biting,
Mr. and Mrs. (‘. S. Silipmun have re-
turned frolli I'ittstun. i’ll.. where tllcy
have her it attending the funeral of Mrs.
Shipnllin‘a brother. .Iiihll S. Llewellyn.
There will be it special meeting of tile
Ladies' Auxiliary til the Y. M. (‘. A..
on Tuesday afternoon. at the rooms. at
it o'clock. A large attendance is lltslr~
ed.
Information from 0. ll. loodricll.
who is ill Daytona. Florida. states that
he has gained eighteen pounds slut-l- h.)
went south. and is feeling unusually
well.
It was expected that a second mad
digger belonging to the ituntlcrson
fleet would arrive ill the harbor Sulnr
day. llu to this afternoon. however.
she had not been siahtcd.
Jack i.owr-ry. of Raymond street.
was arrested yesterday for breach of
the peace. Judge 'i‘llylor continued til )
case this lnornilliz. for one week
()onlplaillt was made by the man‘s wife.
(lscar Squires. the popular manager
of the installation of gas service, for
the. Connecticut ltailwuy and Lighting
t‘ompany, is very ill at his home ill
i'nion street. lie is cl’lllsidcrcd on the
improve the last few days.
(‘:lptaiii W. H. Verity. with the Addie
V., towed the auxiliary bout (‘onllllun-
der. out Saturday. to try the engines.
which were recently rlpulrcll by .I. W,
Miller. The)! at first refused to warlt.
llllt are new in running orllcr.
Major Howard .\. (liddinnsuof ilari—
fold. a former member of the stalf
of General Russell Fulfil. has burn lip»
poilltcd assistant supcrlllll‘ndlnt of
agencies in the liability department of
the 'I‘ravclers' insurance (Yolnpany.
Major Glddiugs has served the com~
puny for about two years in its liabili-
ty department and ill the discharge of
his duties has rendered valuable assist-
ance to many of the agents. ills pro-
motion indicates tho estimation ill
which he is held by the officers of the
company.
Burglar: are operating In town.
Protect your valuables before it is
too late.
You can secure a safe deposit box
for 34 per year in the vhult of
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUST COMPANY.
THE song...“
and boys, as we shall soon do. yoil will Iiild nothing old in our store llllt
the store Itself iIIltl the old faces. I‘lv
will be brand new all through the entire slot-k.
We start new this Sprint: Ht'flStln of limit. and if you lire not one of
our old customers, We want you to start with tilt.
friends will appreciate the advance
est lilld best ill Wt'itl‘illllt'S. (inr nc
Iiliiid wagon lll matters of style. and
his ideas have been anticipated ilild
best and smartest ill suits. top coats
()ur Spring opening will he announced ill a few days.
any Spring wczlrublcs before yoli illlvo seen our new
stocks. It will pay you to Willi.
Sprint: hats are ready now Youn
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new soft hats. $2.50 aild $2.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 82-2.
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OUR GREAT GUARANTY: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Brand New _-
All Through
When we invite you to Inspect our show of Spring wears for llleli
OOQM”MOWWWW
Ll§__ T‘v
crylhlng cine, floln hats to socks.
old
we are making: toward the smart-
We know ollr
w policy puts us right next to tho
the "Hull particular lnnll will find
that we are ready for him with the
. furnishings aild hats.
lion't buy
and attractive
NHL". and llill'l‘illlfliill licrllics. Sit and
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NORWALK.
TOI. Call “-4.
'l‘llnt lt'l wli)’ lscll (YMCA
ard of quality.
Poor or dlrty Oats make your horses nick and In the
end you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt, chaff and dual.
Hlilll GRADE ll‘lilldll. A word froln yet) will bring‘ any
quantity you may wish—every bag of the highest stand-
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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New EDITION "
Revised General, Statues of Connecticut
NOW READY.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Stationer. Engraver.
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
LOOK INTO I T.’ INVESTIGA TE .’
Why should you not read more than ft 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.
REFRACTINO OPTICIAN.
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Room ti Unitcd Bank Building,
~Office hour: 8 to 11:45; 12:45 to
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
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South Norwalk, Conn.
6:30. Saturday ovonlnga, 7—9.
WORK IN WATER
53 Will Street, Nomik.
Jackson’s
PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER
ART ‘
Sitting: by appointment or from 10 to 12 nu: 2 to 4 p. m.
STUDIO
COLON AND SEPIA.
Oppooitc Hotel.
Sheet MuSlc.
TWO FOR ONE . SATURDAY AND
MONDAY.
With each sheet of music bought you
will have your choice of one copy free.
100 sheets of the latest, music to se-
lect from. Ask for catalogue of Mc-
Kinley manic.
Orientation Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN ITIEIT.’
p-
CABINET SIZE,
HALF CABINET.
OUR LEADER.
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THIS MONTH ONLY
Reduced Price. for “Elliot Quality" Photographs.
Children's Photographs a Specialty.
We develops andlprlnt fpr Amateurs.
.LEWIS‘, ll scum sat. nonwmnx.
".75 DOZEN
$1.” DOZEN
75c OOZEN
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Here to i.
ammunition
Buolncoi Difficulties. ~
for :Bottcrlog Doven
Have
You?
even uaen, A
RUBBER SPONGE.
We carry a complete assort-
ment and recommend them to be
far superior to the ordinary ape-
cie of Sponge.
There is more friction'ln their
use. hence more exhilaration,
5°C to $2.25.
\'ole here for Library.
Clifford Pharmacii
PHONE 16-2.
'Opcntundayo.
ApolrlonAt. LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Anna (linty spent Sunday :‘a
Ilethel.
A. J. Collins spent Sunday at his
home in lilinbilry.
'l‘hc_(.‘nibolic llcnevolcllt Legion will
meet tonlorlow night.
Mills ()llvc Hart. of ltownyton. is en-
tertaining relatives froill Bridgeport.
Miss Elsie Quinturd. of Franklin
alellnc, is suffering with a severe
cold.
Mrs. Ii. ilnlhcric. of West avenue.
is cilterlllining friends froln Ncw
York. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. ()tto llarthol. of ll.lvl-
land street, spent Saturday ill New
York.
In. Ilcnry (‘. Sherer. of Washington
street. was ill liridgcport. Saturday of-
ternoon.
Frederick Schcidlcr, Hugh McMau-
us and A. Ililtfleld were visitors ln
Stamford, yesterday.
Miss Alice and William Riley. of
Brooklyn. have been spending a couple
of days with friends in town.
A. (3. Keller. of Stamford, has taken
a position with Frederick Schcldle",
the Mnhackemo Ilotcl ilarher.
Mrs. Krug. of ilolloken. Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. August itocttechcr. '
She will remain for several weeks.
Miss Lillian Inna. of New York. has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Ii.
Shcrcr, of Highland avenue, ltowayion.
Mr. Tucker and daughter. who have
been shopping at the Hotel Clifford.
have returned to their home in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. ilenrr l.uhrs and son.
who have been visiting ill town ovcl
Sunday. returned this “10!"an to their
home in New York.
Tile Ilcr. .I. .I. Ilrol-kllway. of New
York. officiated lill day at Grace
(Yhilrch yesterday. the services being
at 10:30 a. m. ulld t:-.'l p. m. '
:ltcv. .l. Newton Perkins. secretary
of the. (‘hnrch Building Society of New
York. officiated at St. Paul's Church
yesterday morning. and at the Berk
icy street chapel in the evening,
Guests at the ‘llfford are: .l. H. Gil-
nlore. Chicago; A. ll. While. Boston:
('. (lcrmanett and wife. of Danbury; I".
6. Tyler, Detroit; Frank (‘limstot-k. G.
E. Sartain. South Nor-walk; Arnold
Robinson. New York city; H. W. Haul-
lin. Boston; James Perkins. New York
city.
Ilarry ()herlander and Fred Waters
went ducking Saturday night. on Nau-
voo Island. and succeeded in getting
one fine specimen. and were on their
way home. when a heavy fog set in
and they were compelled to return to
Little liliammock. where they spent
lhe night.
The ilaymakcrs’ Association of l’n-
clls Red Men will hold a meeting to-
night. at which time a regular meet-
ing night. at which time a regular
meeting night will be selected.
will probably be initiation of several
candidates. as this is the first meeting
ill three months.
A party of Norwalk ladies and gen-
tlemen to the number of thirty went
to New York city, Saturday. attended
the theatre and enjoyed a beef steak
dinner in true Bohemian style at Beef-
steak John’s place in Seventh avenue.
From all that can be learned the party
had a fine time. A return home was
made on the last train. It is said that
Dr. William F. Acton arranged the
party. .
COMMITTEE ON NEW CITY CHAR-
TER
A meeting of the general committee
on the new charter for the city of South
Norwaik will be held at 8 o‘clock to-
morrow evening in the Council Cham-
ber. Notices to that effect were sent
out today to the members of the com:
mlttee. ‘
NEW HAT FACTORY CONTEM-
PLATED.
Architect Warren R. Briggs. of
Bridgeport. has prepared sketches for
a new factory building which Crofnt
I: Knapp, the hat manufacturers. can-
témplate erecting. It will be 80xl30
feet, three stories high
IMPORTANT novice. .
Our Command Syrup Sal'aaparllia In
an agreeable preparation to lane; is a
leader as ‘1 spring medicine.
‘ 100 Donna. 16:.
3mm POWELL co.
MORWALK.
guafignlrmgn
There '
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After months of preparation <
and selection, we present. told/b
line of Spring Overcoatl. will :1
..oneatly believe to be tho-filo! “'
cry way ever shown In‘r‘tiill‘
the country. The fabricafdtici
choicest selections of Ooy‘t'tl [A
Oxford and other mama» -~
shades. and Vicun’aain 0m
and Blacks. We have WW
care to select garments flip
desirable air of lulu!
found In the high or“
are garments only. In.
ceptlonal values,'howevar
our prices aa‘low angina
garments are usually sold 1
Faehtonablo Spring Ovoroooto.
r .
$8.50. slo.oo.. $t2.00. sis and at
Early Spring Styles Crofut Q-I‘K‘nfi
Hot: Now Randy. ‘
$2 to $3. Other Makes st, $I.253$
in 0a Boy’s Clothing Department , .
you will find the newest creations for this season. includingil superb 6
collection of Confirmation Suits with long or short trousers. . a f i
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VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTS’ ourr Lingual“; f.
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SELLECK a. mica?
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
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SHOULDERS AND DACON. _ ‘ /
Bright. new lot. . 1.4
FRESH EGGS.
Plenty and cheap. No trouble to
get home laid Fresh Eggs now. SPINACH. . ‘ V ; _
SMALZLZcHzxsdozcn. Nice lot for Saturday' trade;
25c peck. . .. . ~
that weigh about 7 to 10 pounds,
16l/zc 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.
’rav MY 40c TEA. .3
Mixed or Black. It in an new;
tionally good trade. Diving
great satisfaction. Email, no.
grant, nice flavor. Newandm ‘
Remember the Voting-Congo“. i
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Only Eye Strain.
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Only eye strain Indeed. but It In responsible for more if ’ aching“
Nervouaneas and general Discomfort than you give It credit, 1’. I! ;
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is It not the bestlpdlicy to;
find out the cause? Our exalninntion is very thorough and costs you
nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adjusted, II
our guarantee. ~ .2 -
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amount: curious ~ _ » . .r
u WALL tracer. uonwndconile.
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How Happy You Should Be
Cool Prices Reduced. :4:
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FEED and noun. sold." “it.
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