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“cm .:. LANE’S
Phone "556
NUT FUDGE.
BUTTER SCOTCH
mousse: PEPPERMINT
KISSES.
PLAIN MOLASSES Kisses.
CAnAMaLs
VOTE at either Reotaurant or
Bakery for Gift Library.
r
5 1 Washington St.
Viral VBVVS Votes
FIicnds in The Nonalks havv rc-
(elved further news roIn General Wil»
ltnm 1‘. Clark. who is suffering from an
injury he l‘i‘tit‘th‘tl a weak as”. in tlhiv
«ago. He, will ho out in a wcok or so.
O‘Brien.
’l'hI- monthly Incoting ol‘ the Trinity
(lath-ts was bold last owning, at Trin.
ity Church. lioutiur business was
traIIsaI-tod. and a drill was held latI-r.
-~~~Vcry few brands of Cigars hold
llioir own like tho imperial (ll‘thtl. It
has [won sold for it) years and ovor
and is now considered one of tho stan-
dard iIIaIIdI-I,
W. if. llnhultz will launch his nnph~
tha boat Kathiwu. this ut'lI-rnoou. t'I'oIn
(hiptrtiu I'Iph Merritt's. The. boat will
thrn bo .wnt up tho Hudson llivcr to a
Kt'llllr‘illiili who has bought her.
~~ Fine Brooms. 25c ca. .ltI:Ioloi'i"s
llrown‘s llusiuusas (lollogl- busoball
team. of Bridgeport, will play thr team
representing tho college in this city,
tomorrow. on the Baxter grounds. ’i‘ht
game promiscs to be‘ a good one.
”Legs Lamb, 15c lb Haycs‘s.
lllvision No. l. A. 0. ll.. of South
Nurwnlk. will ruccivo Holy Commun—
ion in a body no‘xt Sundry morning.
—-l.alost Brown llol‘by.
at it o'clock. in St. Joseph's ("lIurt-h,
All IIIeIIIlmrs arc rrouustrd to lllt't‘l in
the church basonu-ut. nt 7: 50 (Itltltli
\‘ictor llaIIImcI-land, n llIIdgt port
man. was picked up in Norwaik. yes. j
turday afternoon, for drunkenness. lit
was sentencod to Bridgeport jail for,
thirty days, but execution was sus-
pcndI-d by Judge Lorkwood, providing
tho Iuan got'out of town.
—--All kinds Fresh Candy ltlc lb.
M_ S_ Smith Sr. (,‘0.
Washington (Jump. No. il, l’. t). S. of
A., lwld a Incl-ting. inst owning. at
which stevcral (:Hlitlltliill'rl wore >initlat-
oil. The IIII-eting was well attcndod.
At’tI-r tho initiation. a light supprr an»
scrvrd in tho antrroum. it was a vcry
plnasant occasion.
Councilman M. .l. Renrdon. the Nor~
walk contractor and buildcr, and Con-
tractor Arthur Wuldron. of East Nor-
Wnik. have formed a partnership to
engage in contracting work. Mr. Wnl-
(iron has the new summer cottage ot'
Eben Hill, on Tavern island, and tin
now firm will construct it.
Alma. Sugar, [202 lbs, Si. r‘.l).L_ & Co.
Rev. Paul M. Strayer will address the
Lamont Club. Sundny. at its regular
mooting. Evcry member is urgt-d to
attend. and bring another follow with
him. since this is the last opportunity
, that the club will have to hear Mr.
Strayrr liefot't‘ his leaving for his new
.’ohurgo in Rouhcster.
Rev. Mr. Carpenter, pastor of tin
South Norwalk Baptist Church. in via.
iting rclntivos in Now York state. ill
will be absent over Sunday. The pulpit
Rev. William L. Panison, of Lawrence.
N. Y. licrctofore, om evening sorvlco
has begun at. 7 o'clock. Commencing
Sunday. it will begin at 7:30, one half
an hour later. ,
A. Stall makes specialties of flour.
lord and prunes for tomorrow. You
should spend some ofryoannturduy’s
pay titer.
M‘Et'zf‘mfl, scald head. hives. itchi-.
nos-r. of thc skin of any sort. instantly
rclievml.pcrmnncntl} cured. Dunn's
()iIIlInt-ut. At any drug store.
M. R. llcunctt, the New York real
estate donlm- who has been engineer-
ing the dual for the Norwnlk Fair
Grounds property. on which the Ameri-
can branch of Otto Mueller and -Sons,
tho (lot-man broad silk manufacturers
is to be lotatod. is in Norwalk today
and this afternoon will meet a number
of man from’llolyoke. Mast-1., who will
probably purchase a number of lots
for the. purpose of erecting honseson
them. Mr. Bennett has already prac‘
tically sold sixteen lots to 'Norwalk
people.
When in flood
of a good Cigar. either Clear Havana.
‘ or Domestic, come in and dock over
our cams.
TURKISH moments.
Alarxe assortment, plain, cork or
' gold tips.
TOBACCO FORLTHE PJPB.
., All of the popular brands of Cut
‘~ Plugs. Scroll Cuts... Mlxtorcs,2 Long
Cuts or granulated.
, mgr.
Tin-m is no limit f6“ their: nooks of
‘ them. all kinds. mire your pick.
llhipioy & Glut.
Men’s
mand.
isiu uou perlectiu in event detail.
I Easier outfit.
Smart top coals In fan shades of covert. cm with wide shoulders. full
and boxy. hand-tailored throughout. $10 to 520. other: 1:36.50.
t “SBIack and Oxford coals In conservative lengths. some slik- lined. :7. 50
o
wnfihtwtu
Handsome sing]. and double-breasted sack suit: In a wide varluy of
fancv mixtures and black. gray and blue, hand- shaped shoulders and col-
lar: and with all the marks of tho but custom work. $8.80 to 28. 00.
Volk hats always have pleased our trade. we oonlinuo' to soil them for
that reason. Dunlap and Harrington shapes. :3. New snaps: In soft hats.
including the flat crown and wide brim hat. :3. $2. 3!. 50.
Brown darblas too. flat and curl brlms. SJ.
Neokwoar. gloves. shirts. collars and cuffs. fancy vest: and fancy hos-
iery. of the sort fashion approves. at prion you ’ll approve.
Comsto kBros.
O'SQUl ll NORWALK. ‘ NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 32-2. Tel. Call, 44-4.
Easter Attire.
“Good enough”. doesn’t apulu to EaSter attire.
must be the best uou can get with the means at uour com-
the best in suits and top coals readu to wear will be
found here, high- class hand- tailored garments which will at-
And event garment band
new this season. that is something to think 0t in buuing u0ur !
ll
DON’T Miss THIS SHEET MUSIC
SALE.
7c 1 Copy: 4 for 25c.
. including the following:
Down tho Lino With Molly tho iat-
est Waltz Song; t ‘upid is Captain. from
Pool- or dirty ()nts make your horses sick and in the
, the Wild Rose; Dream of Puradlsr
on stop:
i tillM' I‘.s
l
i
will be. Occupied in Ithc morning by;
mm m" r. t "(W ”m “(“an Eagle» and you find thrm most expensive. The digestive organs
in ileur (lid lI‘nin Land. by
“mm and on“ lIuiIdch of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust.
( haI lcs K.
That in why [soil CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH’GRADE FEED.
Colemans News Stand
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
A word from you wlll bring any
quantity you may wish»cvery bag of the highest mind-
ord of quality.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
JACKSON’S
PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER
ART
WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
Sitting; by appointment or from to to 12 m.: 2 to 4 p. m.
STUDIO
53 Wall Street, Nomalk.
T‘ne Safest Way is the Best.
Protect yOuroe‘lf against loss and er-
ror by depositing your income'with
THE SOUTH NOR WALK ‘
TRUST COMPANY -2
Opposite Hotel.
and paying all your bills by check.
WALTHAM
» WATCHES.
mail-dog watches for accurate
“m. ’ V
In gold gold filled and afi-
Del-cases ‘
A. W. AUSTIN
BASB BALL GOODS.
Full Line.
gcg‘EIEBsALLS, So to $1.25
25c ‘
MITTs . upward.
_________\ Ioctoum.
William P. Beers,
‘ ‘ OPORTIN m
a WALL STREET. 0 G
......
t this does not. mean that other W I. n looted oil n for is -
onth prices on «in work reduce‘a. iii“ ex ' q. m "
Cablnct lilo. W5 dam; half “blunt, 8i.” don: our tad". 750 lm. -"
‘ about whom
W Hot ’
g WatorBoltlos
TWO QUART, 75c.
Guaranteed for one year.
They are 0. K. in every detail.
, if one should not turn out to be _
as we guarantee it bring it back 7
and get a new one or your mon-
ey back.
Vote here for The Merchants’
' . Gift Library. - ,
’ b—
. Cliilord PharmaClI
‘ PHONE 152. ‘
SNOW AND LAND _SLtDES.
DENVER; Cot. Apri 3—The snow
storm which began yesterday, was gen—
, rul over Colorado. Many snow and
hndsildes huVe occurred in the moun-
tains. doing much damage to railroad
and mining property. The Colorado and
Southern’o gunnison line is blocked by
several snowslidea, and the Alpine tun-
nel is closed. A special from Durongo.
Cot, says a Denver and Rio Grande
passenger train, from Denver, was
stopped at Pagosa Junction, by a wash-
out a quarter of a mile long.l Another
train is stuck in the snow at‘ Cumbers
Pass. Teh Rio Grande Southern is
blockaded by snow slides in the vicin-
ity of Ophir. No trains have been run
over that part of the line for two days.
ann- um?" . or. quorum. KooAKs
t! COMPLETE. ._
We hove fruit supply of lim- and
ohm Dalian Linn on bond
8711.130” POW .60.
mama.
OpOn Optic-n. «9;qu
" in Salral iliillilll
Katine and iot corner Eat ave-
nus-ad Fonhtntutgceglat
limitation. Ransom,
Omani! voter in. Snail
born. Luaboutuotocthontby
THI "0.13.53? Hi3.
cunt,“
on
in this town but) “unlined on!
splendid collection of ’
spnmo sum and.
sumo ovznconm
for men and bays Ind pronounced ’ .
it without qualification the midi. ‘
finest and in .3..er way themd'li.
satisfactory assortmont blithely __
have ever seen twinirpflrt'ofztho
country. They have backed up
their statements by llberal. pin»
chosen and now we wont YOU to;
We will not be satisfied‘pntll
we have received your :views on
the subject -_,. ‘ M ' ...‘
SPRING TOP cons“ H
made from every fashionable fabric of. the season short. long, medium.
tight. or loose fitting. $8.50, $10.00, 812,00 $15.00 Ind 813.00. A
MEN’S SPRING SUITS
donblobrenstod and slnglebrenstcd. the latter in both three a .foift“:
button styles. plain and beautiful ram-y fabrics. with every late tIAfili-«"V
ion feature observed. $6.50 $8.50. $10 $12 $15 $18, 820 and 025. ‘ '
'SPRING HATS—in our stock you will llnd reproductions of all the load-
in: exclusive hatters' blocks but we save you rom 500 to 82. 00,
necordin to the grade. on every hat, you buy. ‘~
SPRING HA ERDASHERY—Our selections in this Department cram“
complete in every detail. including the finest. ‘for dress or buckles!
wear that can be found
in our Boyc' Clothing Department you will find the bocvtlllt‘uthli
market produce: for every occasion. strong, durable flip-la, cubmtlll-
. ly tailored apd stylish in design.
SELLECK 8: PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
cull.
CHARCOAL—Plenty now on hand.
Hu been ocarco.10c bag.
ClDER .—-Try mine for a Spring Tonic.
Smacking good. Now 22: 931.: 64:
qt New barrel on. Last of the
canon, cork
APPLES. —-Some Lemon Pipplns, crisp
and good flavor 25c pk.
PARSNIPS. --SOme nice ones.
would use'it :alwayo. V “Avo’lt ,in
#:in black mixed saga». Irgdlr; ‘
int and InlllmOeylon. .
onaioon FAT PRUNESL-Largo ml
fine. Newton 10ch ' . :‘2
new LOT SMALL HAMO.-—Vfcl¢tff"
about 8 pound; v ~ ’. i
THIS: STORE Moran for the «any ‘
and quantity of (be ifdnil-IllOpd ..
DRIED BEEF it puts out. “7009. -
rind you'll buymtwayo. . ' ‘-
Vote early and often for the lew "
rick, here.
Lorenzo DibbleJ
2 lbs"
5c.
SMALL POTATOES.—Good, but small.
is: peck: 60c buOhcl.
O. a O. COMPANY’S TEA.—lf you
only knew how good it to, you
cm”
Only Eye Strai.
Only eye strain indeed but It is responsible for Into" 1-!
Nervousnus and general Discomfort: than you give it credit rim 1!
your eyes xivo you the slightest uoctble. is It not this best policy
And on: m cause? On: examination is vary thorough and cont!
nothing. if: glasses are needed. gPrapex- (ll-sun; Properly Adluotod, ll
OI'ii' norm. _,___4' .2
o. B. JACKSON
.IADUIRI OPTIOIAI
a mu. «nan. nonwALIc. can ‘
MOO.
Mw~w .
How Happy You SirOulil 8
Coal Prices‘Redttced.
Wood Lower.
HAY. STRAW. GRAIN. FEED and FLOUR. sold Of St
mar prion. by'
mo ALL orncn
. zoo PECK.
R. J. CUTIIUIJn
out-Inn WA‘HINOYOI for“ I'll:
Norwalk Chronicler