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.Iictli Nuts Notes.
(‘larcnce F. Osborn of Norwalk. has
returned from his southern trip.
Karl A. Dolge. of, Westport. was a
guest at the Hotel Clifford, today.
Chris Bronson has resumed his du-
ties as clerk in the Hotel Clifford. after
II week's illness. .
Miss lda Blunt. of Franklin street, is
spending a two weeks‘ vacation in
Providence. R. 1.
Dr. Dick's Medicine has become a
fixture on the market. it's motto is
"We are here to stay.“
Remember the runntng hot water at
i‘ohiman‘s barber shop. it is a plea-
sure to be shaved there.
George A. Whelpley is to have his
home in Falriield avenue painted. 1E.
Eggluson will do the werk.
E .Egginsou is about to complete the
painting of the Evendon house in Fort
l’oint street in East: Norwalk.
Marlon Blackman. of East Norwalk
has secured a position. in the R & G
Corset Company's manufactory.
Captain David B. Deeker's residenct
on Crescent Terrace is being attrac-
tively repaintedby 1.. H.,Dccker.
—-Best Starch, 6 lbs. 25c, Joseloff‘s.
Harry Pepper, of South Norwalk
will present a series of musical enter
tninments in Bridgeport shortly.
lsa Nugahama, a noted Japanese eni-
hrolderer. spent Sunday at MIN. and
Mrs. A. G. Sanford's. 5 Reed street.
Prominent members of the Methodist
Conference will preach at the Norwalk
Congregational Church. next Sunday.
George ScofieiIl.,of Chestnut street.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Sc'oil'el'd of Trinity
Lake.
Misses Zuella and Zlolia Allen. of
Noiwalk, spent Saturday in BIIdgcport.
where they attended a reception in the
afternoon. ,_
Fewer gallons: wears longer: Devoe.
The Norwaik llank Clerks and thI-
Connecticut Military Academy team
are scheduled to play another game of
ball this afternoon.
Painter Egginson. North Main steet,
has completed decorating and papcrini.
the interior of the home of Mrs. Good
rich in South Main street.
William , E. Montgomery was able
this morning to resume his duties at
the Fairfleld County Savings Society,
after a several days' illness.
Oswald R. Smith. of Clay street, i:
the proud possessor of a coat that was
worn all through the Revolutionan
war by one o'f‘the principal officers.
—-Moek Trial, Guider's llall. tonight.
See first page for full program.
The executive committee of tin-
YIIIIng People 5 Society of the Norw aliI
Congregational Lhurchz‘ will meet at
7: 80 tomorrow evenirfi.‘ at the parson
age ,,
The meadow and woodland near the
trolley bridge leading to Retort Point
was on fire yesterday afternoon. and
burned for some time. but did little
damage.
ii. Krieger & Co. have two very at»
tractively trimmed windows. The ef-
fects are in green audgwhitc and are
displaying the suits and Inilliuery of
this large store.
The Jennings Club..‘~ of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church Wilt-
nddressed at its regular weekly session
yesterday noon. by bouts R. McDon-
ough. .of New flavor}.
The subject of the mayor meeting of
the Ladies Benevolent Association of
the Norwq‘lk; Congregational Church.
NWednesda'y afternoon. at 3 o 'clock. will
be “Walking With God.‘
Frank Lawson. aged three years son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lawson. of
Fairview avenue. who fracturéd his
leg while playing about the yard a few
days ago, is getting. along nicely.
The United States Foundry and
Sales Company now ills about a dozen
men employed in the moulding depart
‘ment. and the concern has a number of
orders ahead, and progIects are bright
for its future growth.
The Young "Poem.“ Society of the
Norwallt Congregation“ Church will
hold a "Poverty Soeisble. " at the par-
sonage Friday evening. of this week.
All of the young people associated wtth
the damnation. whether menbersof
the society or not. are“ cordially invit-
ed. _ l1.
There Is
No Reason,
why we should not do business. We.
keep the but trade of Millstw
can buy in our line. The Spam and
Rocknwly 5c Olun- .pro Iolllu on
their merits. mm m seconds: more
popular with them «IV
have a ,. T3 J!
Just received a new ilk of int.
choose“
* of
West in that: on today. which will lil-
max“ Church if its m; .
use harm Ammonia Int
terest you. if ybll are a food buyer
if you are It lover of sea food and
want it prepared in the finest style go
to the imperial Cafe, Railroad Place.
Old Well lodge No. loll F. and A.
M.. will hold II special communication
of the third degree tomorrow night.
A meeting of the, Boy' s Brigade will
be held at the South Norwalk Baptist
Church tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock.
if you want an Encyclopedia Brit-
tanica. order the Tribune from Cole-
mania news stand. They have only a
few sets loft.
~Ciotbcs Plus. to Iinz. Joseloff's.
Today is the last day of the sale of
the bankrupt stock of etc Fair Cloak
end For store. You should avail your-
self of this last opportunity.
The East Side Notion Bazaar opens
to the public for the first time Wed-
nesday. April first. This new store is
situated on the corner of Van Zandt
street and Osborn uveuue.
.lohu H. Cole has placed a plank cov-
ering on his small float which has been
hauled out on the shore south of Sea-
vie wavenuc. and which he recently
equipped with II new bottom.
Frank Wilt-ck. ll former South Nor-
walk insurance agent. who has been
located in New York for the past year
or so. will return to South Norwaik.
April 8. and resume his residence here.
A meeting will be held in the Brook-
side Union (‘lmpcl at Middle Five Milc
River this cI ning for the purpose of
discussing what the citizens of that
place would likII to have put in thtN
charter of the new city when that
charter is draIIn up.
A valuable Boston tININ'IieI. owned by
Mrs. Annie C. Havllaud ot‘ FIIiriield
avenue. was badly injured in Uarien
yesterday by an automobile. owned by
General Russell Frost. The machine
passed over the dogs body. injuring
im ho badly that thIN services of a
veterinary were necessary.
~DrM B. Boson, Eye and Ear Spe
Jibilst “hem Bridgeport removed his
ofllce from the Mahackcmo Hotel to
".2 North Main St. So. Norwalk. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays
l‘hursdsys and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to N1 p. In. only
S. Royal Keith is spmting a Icgular
"Grosser " or Mexican sombiero which
was seemed for him heroes the border
in "Gringo“ land. by E. I) Rutledge
v-Ice president of the National Associa-
tion of Railroad Postal Clerks. MI
Keith created some mild excitement in
Main str rapist. last Week. by wearing the
Iutlandi thins.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie. JI. rec-
tor of Mcmotial ChuIIh of the liolv
TIiniiy. is ill at the rectory on State
street Westport with a throat trou-
ble. and yesterday he was unable to of-
flciate at the morning service. Rev.
Alexander Hamilton. of Norwalk.
preached. The evening service was
omitted.
The Rev. '1‘. ll. McConnell continues
1uite ill. and yesterday morning thIN
service at the Knight Street 'A. M. E
Church was conducted by Deacon .lolin
i). Taylor. The Sunday school service
was held as usual at it‘:l.'I. and the
i‘hristlau Endeavor meeting at I:
o‘clock. The evening service was cou~
ducted by the Junior Revival lland. oi
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
The prayer meeting of the Young
People's Society of the Norwalk Con.
aregational Church will be at 7:30
Thursday evening. and the regular
mid-week prayer meeting will take
iilnce at 8 o'clock. The subject of the
Young People‘s Society will be “What
i‘lIrist Teaches About Judging Others,"
The subject of the later meeting will
be "Helpful Hints l~rqu Current
Events."
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Burglsro‘ are Operating in town.
Protect your valuables before it is
too late.
. Youcan secure a safe deposit box
for $4 per year in the vault of
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
IRE-,0 T .COMP‘NY.
Do You Want it Set
of Encyclopedia Brittannica (12 vols.”
if so order The Tribune from us; we
have a few sets left.
Complete line of
SPAU LDlNG'S IASEBALL GOODS.
colonists tiers Stud,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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WALTHAM
WATCHES.
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OUR FREE sna Iv
or SMAR rsmnvo at ems-s
Please cousier this an urgent peII-onal imitation to vjls'Qt our stores
and view the best ilIow of the best rcndy- towear wearables formed ever
brought to town.
Everything in our stores is brand new, up to the moment in style.
selected with car; and backed by our broad guarantee. Do not think
this is an ordinary‘dxhlbit of l‘t‘llllYNmflllO clothing, for it is nothing less
than a great gathering of smart. tailored-made suits and top coats, of a
character never before offered you. I
Note the smartness of shape in our single and doublei‘breasted stick
suits. in many varieties of fancy mixtures—wide shoulders, “snug fitting
collars. perfection in fit and finish. Young men especiallywiil find their
tastes catered to as they never have been.
Suits from $6.00 to $23. 00. Top Coats from $5. 50 to $18..00|
Everything else you 'iI need for Easter but shoes is here ready to
w.ear
NOTE~Wc sell Volk huts; you know that there are none better
made; none we have ever sold gave such satisfaction as Volk huts. See
the new Spring styles. .
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‘NORWALK.
Tll. Call “-4.
IOUTH NORWALK.
Tll. Olll. 82-2.
Poor or dirty Oats matte your horses sick and in the
end you and them most expensive. The digestive organs-
of II horse do not take kindly to dirt. chat! and dust.
That is why! sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
malt GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wish—every bag of the highest stand-
ard of‘ duality. “g
BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN.
} . .. MANUEL T. HArcri.
J RCKSON’S
PLATINUM puoro 3RAPH8 tAsNr sassy,“ “It’ll ;
ART ..
WORK lN WATER COLOR AND sink. "“3“
Sittings by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. In. «la. ,.
ST UDIO
53 Wall Street, Norwllk.
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Opposite NlNlotoi.‘
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. {NATUhE’ 8 NAP - '
is about m er. She has awakened from her winter's sleep and will soon dot.
her spring garb. ‘Hsr bright sun stiff Winds and flying dim. will remind,
you that Ion have EYES. About the first thing a person does when his
cy es become sensitive to the sun wind or dust is to rush ton store and buy
It cheap pair of colored glasses. DON 'T no lT. Come tome and find the
moss and remedy Colored glasses are intended for diseased eyes. Yours
are not diseased.
HOMER B. HOYT.
REFRACTING OPTIOIAN.
Room 9 United Bank Building - South Norwaik, Conn.
Office hours 8 to it: 45: 12: 45 to 6: 80. Saturday evenings 1-.0
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. —
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BASE BALL GOODS.
Full Line.
BASE BALLs. lets 01.25
GLOVES. ‘ - 256 u pwlrdl
MITT8 ‘ 1°C to “M
William P ”Beers.
3P0 RTIN G GOODS.
NORWALK. CONN.
49 WALL STREET. ”
, Childmh‘ 3 Photographs Are Our specialty.
but this does not mean that other work is neglected, oh no—for this I
month prices on all work reduced.
Cabinet size. $2. 75 doz. ..
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half cabinet. 01. lo don: our leader. 75c dot. '2
limit. fitment.
All Pays to be oi Bfatvn
Business College Man.
It pays sInce our national reputation has been earn-
ed on merit. .When an applicant says he is a Brown
man. held recognized immediately as a thoI“odghlperson.
Write for fuller psmcullrl.
skewnessmass comma
stones: alarms. ms.
' 5’ South unis-moons.
United
._.;....we.. . . _ §
Canclo Sliver Polish
... musket” dust. Will not our tho Ins-t surface. loo-35¢ also Mattias. ..
Ask for Isl-pic (has).
WaforBotflos
TWO QUART, 750‘.
Guaranteed for one year.
They are 0 K. in every detail.
1! one should not turn out to be
as we guarantee it bring it back
”but! let a new one or your mon-
ey luck.
Vote here for Tho. Merchants'
‘ Gift Library.
A
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONI 1&2.
weather.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Silas (‘IIIIIIinghaIIL of Dnnbury. was
in town over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Murphy. of DaanIry, was
a visitor In town today.
Miss Harty. of llanbury. was the
guest of friends in South Norwalk, yes-
terday.
William Conway. of Schuectady. N.
Y.. was in town on II business trip, over
Sunday. . _
Our Brothers‘ Lodgd’fl. O. 0. F. , ‘of
Norwalk. will hold II meeting. this
evening
A rehearsal of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge will be he id this evening. in the
lodge rooms.
A numbeI of boats haw been taken
to tlIIN shores about the hdrbm for an
overhauling.
Thomas (,‘olc. whols playing with
lioyt's ”A liuIII-h of Keys." spent Sun-
day in town.
Miss Celia Kane. of Bethei, and Miss
Lillian Wohle. of ltidgefield. called on
friends in South Norwalk. 'N --
William 0. Merritt is own and Jen-
se 0 Seaman is substituting for him
as letter (‘ill"'.ll(‘l
Yester'day. \i. .l. Watson. at well~
known resident of ilsnbury. was It vis-
itor in this city.
.' Joseph D. McMahon has secured em—
ployment in .)avenport's Hat factory
in Danbury. a Ii began his duties there
today.
The choice of Grace and St. Paul’s
Churches who are to sing the cantata.
"Daughter of .lairus.'_‘ April .21st. will
practice the music this evening.
Mrs. Sadie Schemelis and daughter.
of Greenwich. are spending a few days
with Mrs. SI-lIcInclle‘s'sistcr. Mrs. H.
M. Youngs of Washington street.
1.. H.‘l)eckcr has the contract to
paint Addison ltenoud's‘ house. in
Church street Wesiport and Mrs.
Couch‘s house, ilayview avenue. South
Norwnlk. ,
Sheriff Scullcy Saturday attached the
harness and wagons owned by H. C.
liurlburt. of Norwalk. in the case
brought against him by Letter Carrier
Murray. who alleges that his son was
bitten by II dog owned by the defend-
ant.
Two games of basketball will be
played at the armory. Thursday night;
the proceeds to go: to William F.
Ranch, who recently underwent an op-
eration for appendicitis. The main
game will be between thIN Company l-‘
team and the March AtlINtlc'Club team.
of New York. The Eagleswill line up
against the \‘i'inthrops’ ash preliminary
games.
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STEAMER REPORTED 1N DtSTRESS
BRIDGEPORT. t.onu.. March 30—-An
unknown steamer apparently a trump.
was observed this morning near Strat.
ford Shoals Light House. flying signals
of distress. She seemed to be aground.
A boat was seen to put off from her
and go in the direction of Port Jeffer-
son. L. l.N 'lThIN sea is smooth.
NEW YORK. March Il0~llorf Jeffer-
son reports that up 'to noon no boat
had landed there and no steamer fly-
iug signals of distress could be seen.
WOOD IOUND OVER.
DANBURY. March (lo—Frederick
Wood. the alleged burglar caught in
Sumeld early in the week and brought
to this city to answer to the. charges
against him. was. bound over to the
superior court yesterday "in ”.500.
Wood is accused of breaking into and
entering several barns with a man
named George King. who is now serv.
ing a sentence in Wethérstleld for his
part in the crimes
SHAMROCK'S TRIAL POSTPONED
AGAIN.
GLASGOW. March 30—0wlng to a
gale on the Clyde this morning. the
Shamrock ill. and the Shamrock I.
remained at their moorings. thus again
post ning the trial spin which was
fix for today, after having postponed
once Saturday. on account of the bad
nectar AIIIIIVALs or VIOSELS.
BOSTON. March Sit—Arrived: Ste-a.
Iner Michigan from Liverpool.
mposrmwuorlcz.‘ '
Our Compound Syrup Sananrllla is
on agreeable preparation to take; is a
leader as a spring medicine.
too boast. an.
smuon postal. co.
, “Motion m’
so. nonWALII.
cpl lun'dm
iii Salli ii'afilliii
new andlotdomerllltavc-
and and Fort Point: abbot. East
Norwathm. Horns contains
8 remand water in. Small
barn. ammonia frontby
about 135 mm” _
was»
‘IpImIIII museum .‘I. .
l '2'“
spurns sum anti
for men and boys and titanium .
it without qualification the im,‘ 3} ‘
finest and in every way the you
satisfactory assortment that'thl"
have ever seen Hi this partlofth
country. They have ‘bsokld up
their statements by liber'llv put»:i
chases and now .we want XQB to
We will not be owned, nltll'
we have received your vibws on
the subject
SPRING TOP COATS
made from ev ery fashionable fabric of the season short. ion], median-I.
tight or loose fitting. $0.,50 $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and $18.09....«M It;
urns SPRING suns“ ‘.
double. breasted and singlebreastetl. the latter in both three ani’m
button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics. with every la 1
ion feature observed. “H50 $0.50 $10 $12 515, $10
SPRING HATS—in our stock you will lind reprodiwtlons. of. s. ‘.
in; exclusive hatters' blocks but we save you front 500
according to the grade. on every hat you buy
SPRING HABERDABHERY—Our selections in this
complete in every detail. including the finest. for dress
wear that can be found. ‘
in our Boys' Clothing Department you will find the is
market producer for every occasion. Strong, durable flbri‘
ly tailored and stylish in design. -'
SELLECK a. PR,
call.
Keeping
snobtosss Ana IAOOWN“ I,
Bright, how ”hf "‘
mesa zoos. ' , ‘ “
Plenty and cheap. No trouble to
got home illd Fresh Eggs now. Wish)?
22¢ per dozen. SP'NA‘iH‘ - ,' . IstI'.‘ 1 .
sMALI. HAms "cc M N MUW M0.
that weigh about 7 to 10 pounds. 251: peck. ’ .
“Vac wand. Tav NW 40: TEA. “IN, .-
Mixed or Black. II ls ad’mop
tlonslly good trades
great satisfactiooflr‘Prl
NEW LOT DRIED BEEF,
just in from Chicago. What other
granary in town has call enough
for the above article to Warrant
buying it by the barrel? We told
on Dried Beef.
OMY‘Eye Strain,"
Only eye strain indeed. but it is responsible for mere Roll! 0
Nervousness and general Discornfort than you give it man i“. *3
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the hell. do
find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and cost! you
nothing. If glasses are needed, Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted,
our guarantee.
0. B. JACKSON
.IADUATI OP‘NOIAI
as.
I. WALL ITREET, NORWALK. OONHI
. sow Happy You ‘3de a
Cool Prices Reduced. '
Wood Lower.
HAY. STRAW. GRAIN. FED and FLOUR. uld‘ihf
morprfcu. by .. ;. .-
RAYMOND BR
Telephone fall. . N ‘
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