Phone l65-5 ' t J NUT FUDGE. BUTTER SCOTCH MOLASSES PEPPERMINT KISSES. PLAiN MOLASSES KISSES. CARAMELS. VOTE at oithor Roitourant or Bokory for Gift ribrory. 5t WoShingfon St. WAT LANE’S p indicts ides. Mrs. C. EBrown. of Broad River. is visiting her anIghteI In New YOIk. Louise Lodge membrs will go to Westport_ Thursday night, April 23d. to attend the second anniversary of the Daughters of Herman. III that place. —Colonlal style Derby. O'Brien. Frank H. Allen .Norwich; Joseph thbech and wife. Holyokc; John Nash. Bakersvllle. Conn.. A. B. Davis. Tilton. N. H.: Marcus L. "l‘aft. Adams. N. Y.. are guests at' the Hotel Clifford. Extra operators are being used in both of the South Norwnlk telegraph omcCS this week, because of the large amount of press and general work in connection with the Methodist confer- ence. ——Boston Hot House Lettuce, We head. Hayes‘s. Rev. George W. Davenport. of Dan- bury. preached in Trinity Church. last night, delivering an eloquent sermon before a large congregation. This was the lust of the Friday night Lenten seI-Iices. The spirit of E aster Is in the air in everybodys healt. and in every de- partment of the Howinnd Dry Goods Company's stOIe. Every linemf their ad. today deserves careful reading ——Window Shades. Sash Rods Lam- bcrquln Poles. Everything In Kitchen Furnishings are to be found at M. S. Smith & Co.’ 3 The rcguial meeting of the South Norwalk l. 0. H.. was held last even- ing. at Elks Hull. Several applications for membership were received nd much business transacted. Ref sh~ ments were served. Hon. Harry P. Bisseli and family ar- rived in New York city. yesterday. on the Yucatan. from the Bahama Islands. where they have been spending the winter. Mr. Bissell ' is the leading druggist iII Ridgeileld. ~VeII tow brands of Qigars hold then own like the Ihipéllnl‘ Cr.own it has been sold for 10 years and Over. and is now considered one of the stan- A meeting of the Team Drivers‘ Un- ion was held last night. in Central Lu— bor chcum. Matters ‘ of importance were considered, but the members had nothing to give out for publication re- garding the situation. Lincoln Council. 0. ii. A'. M.. worked the third degree on s vernl candidates and transacted (30% big routine business as well. Re . ments were served and the evening was an enjoy- able one III many any. . .c —Youman, Youngs Derbies. O'Brien. The Girls' Friendly Society 0T |T‘I'III- ‘ 'lty Parish had a very interesting meet- lng Thursday evening. and the next one will bc held Apri in the Guild room as usual. T yfios plan ned for'an criteria on be held Ap- ril 20th. at Red Man's . , _ George W. lngham is quite III at his home. 70 Spring street. Typhoid fever is feared by Dr. Francis l. Burneli. who Is insattcndancc. Mr. lngham is Well and widely known. being chief ranger of the Norwalk Court of Foresters. commander of Old Well Tent of Mac- cabccs and venerable counsel of Neigh- bor Camp. Woodmen of America. Miss Bertha Belle Whitney, former teacher in Center High‘school. at preo- ent instructor In, the. liothel High school. ‘spcnt last night the guest of. Miss May Glover. at her home in Grand street. NorWaik. Together they at- tended the entertainment at Center school and the ”poverty sociable." at the Norwaik Congregational parson- age. ANY CHURCH or parsonage or in- .stitution supported ‘by voluntary con tribution will be given a liberal quan- .tity of.the Longman d: Martinez Pure .Points whenever they point. Note: Have done for’twenty-seven Iy.cors Soles: Tens of millions of gal- ions; painted nearly two million hous‘ . on under guarantee to repaint if not “lotiofactory: The point-floors for per- iods up to eighteen years. Unseed Oil must be added to thoI point (done in two minutes). Actnol coat then about $1.15 a gallon. . Somploo free. Sold by iflur Agents: munch. Watkins I bow South Norwolk‘. Hubbell‘ & Sto- Ioo Hdwe Co.. Norwoik: W 8 (Buyer Son. Wootport; Northrop Bros. port. wanton cicaozrrso. “no. Tooocco coo THE moo. «mould-d.- POP“ dill-“WM” of o good Crgir. Wit Clear and. Domestic. come Aria and look over cues. . A lorge Wont. cork or do of the popular brand: of Cut . Scroll mlixtoroo. hug putt-am. soon-of ‘d’rofossor and Mrs. Cori A Horstrom, of Norwalk are spending the day in New York city. ~Dunlop. Yonmon Derbicu. O‘Brien. Clinton Commandery. K. T..'of Nor- walk. conforred the Order of the Red Crass. last night The funeral of Thomas Fagan will be held at St. Mary' s Church, Monday morning. at 9 o'clock —~Look at our handsome variety of [Easter Cords. They are selling in great nuantitiss. M. S. Smith a Co. William P. Beers. the Norwalk bookseller, has a complete line of Eas- ter curds. Bibles. prayer books and hymnuls. and devotional books. ~.Salt Pork. loc lb. Hayes's. The art section at the D. M. Read Company's store is worthy of your ss- pccial attention at this time. They are showing a large variety of picture frames. ——All grades Fowncs's kid and Fab- rlc Gloves: also a large variety of La- dies' Hdkfs., at M. S. Smith a Co.’s. George F. Waters and his mother. Mrs. C. A. Waters. are sick with the grip. at their home on Hickory Bluff. Mrs. George I“. Waters is able to be out again, after a week's illness with the dime complaint. -—-l)r. M. S liosen. Eye and Ear Spo- "him from Bridgeport romovcd his linen from the Mahacimmo HOT-ll, to '-2_ North Main St.. 80. Norwoik, where no can be consulted on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays from i Tripoli to 4 p. In. only. Walter 'l‘orrcy Aikcn. of Wilton ave- nue. Norwalk. will enter upon his old duties as stenographer and typewriter for the Toquet Launch and Motor Works. of Saugaturk. next Monday morning. Mr. Aiken returned from Mount Hermon. Mass.. where he has been studying Thursday. and has been absent from work only two days. The weekly bulletin of the First Con- gregational (‘hurch appears on the .fourth' page of today’s issue. -—-iO .o. pail Lard. $1.20; 5 lb.. 600. iiayes's. ()an of the painters In the employ of Henry C. Ely who has been at work on the roof of the Ely block in North Main street slipped up in his own paint on the slanting and slippery roof. yester- day. and enjoyed i?) a toboggan slide almost to the front edge of the roof. when a chimney fortunately interven- ed and saved him from the danger of slipping over the edge. ~l.eavc your orders for your Easter Hat with M. S. Smith & Co. ‘ C. J. Lee. the representative of the United Hatters of North America. is spending several days in the city ad- vertising his organization and has al- IciIdy made many friends among labor- Iing men. He is courteous. Its be Is a good business man. and-has made an Ixccllent impression hcrc. ThrI United Hatters are doingsomc expensive and artistic advertising. ~ Their cards are displayed everywhereMnd are attract- lng widespread attention—Newport News Va.. Daily Press. . Mmushom .. Do and om. William J. Trocoy diod ymordoy. our cam GUARANTI: snowman or noun sack: a ForYour Boy’s Easter We were never so completely ready as now to serve you to the best Euler needs are fully provided for. We invite mothers of boys to view our collection of boyish wears “ Here are suits for boys big and little that express the latest ideas in boys' dress well made of dependable fabrics and intended for satisfy _. and newest In wears for boys. SOUTH NORWALK. Tol. Coll. 82-2. Norfolk and sailor and Russian blouse suits, mixtures and plain col- Norfolk and two-piece suits. ogcs 7 to ill, fancy mixturcs and plain black and blue. 82 to $7. 50 ’l‘hrec- plecc suits in fast color black and blue service. Long trousers suits for big boys and young men exact copies of our men‘s smart suits and most satisfying to particular young fellows. 06 Our exhibit of boys' lInts. children's toms and sailors‘ seckwoor, shirts waists glows hoaiery and underwear is the most complete over shown in the NorI.IIalkI-I D NONWALK. TOT. Odll 44-0. of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust: That is will isell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any ord of quality. BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick ond in the end you find them most expensive. The digestive orgono quantity you may wish—every bag of the highest stood- WalorBamos TWO QUART, 760. Giorogteed for one yoor. They are 0. K. in ovory detail. If ono should not turn out to be no we guarantee it briog‘lt hock ond get a new one or your moa- oy hock. ‘ Vbts here for The Merchptl’ Gift Library. . . l Clifford Pharmacli PHONE 15-2. ‘ ..... ,« ....-::.-.Ispr .. ...--. A porn: and LADY. i will send free doom Instructions nine of this simple prophrotion for the cure of Lcncorrhocn tflceiation Dis placements. Failing of the bomb Scanty or Painful Periods. Tumors 0i Growths Hot Flashes Desire to Crv Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain In the Back and all Eemale Troubles. to all sending address, To mothers of suffering daughters 1 will explain II Successful Home Treatment. if you decide to continue it will only cost about 12 cents a week to guarantee a cure. i do not wish to sell you any- thing. Tell other sufferers of it. that is all i ask. Address Mrs. M. Sum- ‘mcrs. Box 375, Notre Dame. Ind. courtI MISS THIS SHEET music SALE. ‘ In a Cow: 4 for 25:. including the following: . Down the Line With Molly. the lat- est Waltz Song: Cupid is Captain. from the Wild Rose; Dream of Paradise. sa- cred song; Under the DonbltI Eagle. two step: In Deni- Old Fairy Land. by Charles K. Harris. and one hundred others. Coleman’s News Stand. 10 NORTH MAIN oynso'r. ‘ ‘jac‘xaos’s ' PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA. Sitting; by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.: 2 to 4 p. m. ST UDIO 53 Wall Street, Norwoik. M- ”u“... m“- Opposite Hotel. William P. Beers, NORWALK. CONN. 40 mar. flour. ammo-rm but this does not mean that other work is neglected. oh no—for this 1. month prices on all work reduced. . Cabinot also. $2.75 don: half cobinot. 81.00 602.; our ioodor, 75: dog. I: LEWIS. It Main Smol. Nor-arofk. " .................. ,o.l,o,n_n n‘o,-,I.I.I,n.l,n.o,n n. o .- ‘Tbo Sdfoot Way loxbho Dost. Proust 'youmit min: looo and or- ror by dopooitlng your lnpomo with THE" SOUTH NORWJLK - TRUST COMB!" ohd paying olf" your bllto‘b’y chock. HOMER S. HOYT moon Bank Building one. hours a to 11: Is; II:i: I45 to a: so. sum” ovonin Special Appointments ot convenience of muons. Cando "Silver Polish Makes no dust. Will not mar the finest surface. loo-85c also Nittleo Ass for sample (free). H. S. ROOD ”unknowns. oov‘" rooNo Loan NORWALK 5.... mic, or on Horo Unknown to Hlo poronoo. rods: ottemoomlobuonboor. 13 years old who lives with his parents ro ond o dlItor ot l“ dg l to ride. Sinod‘ then he bog not boomi'oon by bio-oooonto and tho iouily- bow-o may “drilled at mug; ohm”. Silo“l on to DID“ o boy. Friends scorched for him in oil ooctiono whore it was thoughti he night on round. but invoin. [its “that found that he might have “M EASTER EASTER CARDS AND NOVELTIES. DEVOTIONAL BOOKS. Also a Largo Lino of SIBLES PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS. __ __ ,_____ a. “HEADACHES AND EYESTIAIN. ' Many who for years have suffered intensely from chronic sick hood- aches uolng drugs of all kinds without benefit have found immediate and permanent remedy In properly adjusted glosses. because eyeotroin was the cause We remove the cause and our cure is lasting Satisfaction guarantee... GRADUATE OPTICIAN. Sousa Norwont, CONN. knew where he was and that no excite- ment bod boon occasioned by his ioov- lng homo. 'f'ho anxious parents woro' notified is soon no the Whom of .itbe boy ,woo oocortoinod. A GNIAT SINSATiON. There woo I bid oonoo villa. ind. when?! H. Mm no ogpoctod his WM by Dr. King's Now No- coyory for Consumption. a. wrltoo: ’ Womble m hop 4. Al'othmo but your New Dinoovory govo mo immodioto rolls! ood o‘oon moroni- tor slanted o motors solo. Similar ‘I “Pools-unis. Ionroooooo. towing In. no ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. W. S. Sturlevant and son Mil- lard are in Washington for a visit. «Latest Brown Derby. O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs, David H. Miller. of Elmwood avenue. are visiting friends in Brooklyn A special meeting of Clinton Com- mandery was held in the. Masonic Tem- ple. last evening. -—Asparagus. 35c bunch. Hoyos's. John W. Wehle will sing "The Palms" at the Berkley street Chapel. NOrwalk. tomorrow evening. Read A. Dickerman & Son‘s ad. and see. what. they offer you In their dry goods and carpet department. Rev. Romiliy F. Humphries hashad his telephone removed to his new home in Bayview avenue. The call 151094. ———-Ali kinds P‘I‘l’all Candy, 10c lb. M. S. Smith R: Co. The Rev. W. l). Powers. D. D.. secre- tory of American Church Missionary Society. New York city. will preach at St. Paul's (‘lIurch tomorrow at 10:30 a. to. Major and Mrs. E. II. Baker are making arrangements to give a May Eve Cotillion at the Connecticut Mili- tary Academy. East avenue. on the evening of April 30th. I—All the new things in Ladies' Night Dresses. Corset Covers, etc.. are now on sale at M. S. Smith & Cola. A meeting of the physical culture class of the South Noru'nlk Club was held at lhc club rooms yesterday. A large numbcr of the club took part in the exercises and appeared to enjoy them. if you want a III-w suit for Easter you should \lsil the Boston Store and examine their fine stock. Some of the newest creations did not o'rrire In time Mr the formal opening. bill they are on band now and merit your inspec- lion. Mrs. Imogene Rolls resigned as so- prano soloist at the Norwafk Metho- dist Church because of ill health. Mrs. Edna ii. Stumpr has been engaged as soprano soloist in the. quartette for the coming year. I -;-—Umbrelltls and Canes. O'Brien. v S. L. Clnrv is now one. of the W. S. SlIIrIevant force and is in charge of the tuning and repairing branch at the piano department of the store. Mr. Clary is well known in Smith Norwalk as an expert repairer and tuner of pianos. ’l'. W. Austen. of Darien. was a vial- tor in town today. Ho has just pur- chased a very handsome horse formeI- Iy owned by Mrs. P. A. Robinson. of New York. The. horse has considera- ble speed. it was purchased for Miss Stella S. Austen to drive. The committee on ways and means in the new Hotel Not-walk matter csnie together at the Norwalk Club lost night and adjourned to Tuesday evening without doing any business as it was desired to quit until after the meeting of the committee on sites ond plans which takes place Monday even- ing. —Legs Lamb. 15c lb. Hayes's. You want your boy to have some- thing new for Easter. Why not get him one of Comatock Brothers' boys' suits. You coo rend about them in the. ad. 1' 2f ' Anthony Sten‘ger was to hove been tried before Judge Taylor in the town court this morning on a charge of as- sault on Michael Zeigler. The arrest was made a week ogb’Innd the case woo continue until today. thnooooo failed to appear this morning. however. and a further continuance was granted. The matter will come up ,for trial next Saturday Promotion took place in the various schools of the town yesterday. At the center school in Norwalk the closs just entering the high school numbero' twenty-two members. I The high school department in this school‘g turns out also graduates this yeor. The families coming to Norwolk with the Loth and Company silk m'ill hove mode application to have their children admitted to this school. a con LINE or new»: kooaxo iS cont-L515. . Wo hove o fresh supply of Illus- and photographic paper always on bond sfntson Wooll‘iiz' co. Wdumfi WWWALK. drounoandwotorin. Small obs.) ‘ , . in this town hovo 'MWEWIPU splendid collection 0! I o’.’ . I! l- ‘n~v Senora sum and " "1 spam crescent] for men and boys and :proo‘ouhodd‘ it without quilliicotion.’ tho lorgoot, finest and in every way. tho most satisfactory assortment on Old! have ever seen In inning-lord: . country. They have “bodied" up ‘ their statements by libero! pur- chases and now we wont: YOU to call. We will not be satisfied until we have received your views on ” the subject. ma, .' 1,,” II. SPRING TOP GOALS mode from every fashionable fabric of the season short, long. madman ’ . , tight or loose-fitting. "I", olono, 012.,00 815.00 and 010.00.. ., 1 :‘T MEN’ 5 SPRING SUITS.. 1. double-breasted and single- breasted. the latter In both three and tour: button styles plain and beautiful fancy fabrics with every ‘late‘st dosh- ion feature observed. “.60, “.50. $10 $12 815.010.120001020, SPRING HATS—in our stock yo u will find reploductiohs of all the .lcod ing exclusive hatters' blocks, but we save you frdm 500 to ”flip: according to e grade. on every hat. you buy . SPRING HASERDASHERY—Our selections in this Department "'0 06h ‘ complete in every detail. including the finest. for dress or bulge” wear that can be found In our Boyo’ Clothing Deportmont you will find tho boot that tho ‘ morkot produces for ovory occasion. Strong. durable fabrics, oubltlntlol- Iy tailored and stylish he”; SELLECK a. Panic-i CIDER.——Try mine for a Spring Tonic. amoudFmPointmtoo NoronEOomI. BMW 98 Washington Street. South Norwaikl - 4 READ] CHARCOAL—Plenty now on hand. . would use it always. and it In Has been ocorce. 10c bag. ‘Noin block mixed. Ewlwgfla foot and lndlo-Ccyiovi. .9? . Smocking good. Now 22c got: Sc qt. New barrel on. Lost of tho OREGON FAT PRUN‘PF‘U'I’ '“ » ‘. denomouro. fine. New lot. 108 lb. I z‘ " APPLES—Some Lomn Pippin-.criup NEW' LOT SMALL HAMS.~Wdhh and good flavor 25c pk. oboutd noundo. PAHSNIP§.—Some nico ones: 2 lbo., THIS STORE NOTED for tho qukity 5c. and quantity 0' tho but . SMALL POTATOES—Good, but small, DRIED BEEF It putd out. Try on» 15c peck: 60c bushel. and you'll buy always. 0. ix 0. COMPANV'S TEA. —-n you Voto early and ofion for I... more. only knew how good it is, you rleo hero Lorenzo Dibble. Only Eye Strain. Only eye strain indeed. but it is responsible for more Headland; Nervousneso and general Discomfort than you give it credit I your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the but go to find out the «use? Our examination Is very thorough and costs nothing. if glasses are needed. Propor Glasses, Properly Adj” 95:31. our quanta. ' o B- JACKSONJ onoouo'ro cfllclol I ‘3?- ~ ‘ S: noakaN. colds. 4 II WALL STREET, ' ..' 'V”: Now Happy You” Should Be Cool Prices Reduced. ‘ a I Wood Lawton-1 1, .. nor. sraaw. alum. nth my noun. solo or this our prion. by RAYMOND BROS} L . omit. m. ,?.:- ~ ’ 3.1.1. cursing“: _ our our music” "our onions.- r . . Null? Homeric-N .._
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