in: 1111’s.... Phone, iris-s any ruool.‘ ‘ surrsn scores wetsuits nersnumr Klaus. . sum MOLAOSES Kisses. csaAMILa VOTE. at either Restaurant or Bakerylfor outlier-ray. '51 Washington St. Lauri News 10193. Thomas Collins was a visitor In Drin- bury over Sunday. M. 8. Cornell. of Belle Island, is hav‘ ing his cottage Improved. Peter McManus, of Bethel. visitor in town yesterday. The Misses Lens and Jennie Gilbert spent Sunday in Ridgelleld. Frederick Mayo, of New Haven, was a visitor in town over Sunday. John Seymour. of Hoyt street, is breaking In on the trolley line. Our thanks are one ex-rnayor Hub- bell. for a liberal mess of trout. ‘ 1 John Hyatt spent yesterday after- noon with friends in New Canaan. Mrs. Gilbert Campbell and son. of Bridgeport spent Sunday in town. A. J. Collins & (‘ompany are putting new shades in Comatock Brothers' store. -—lrving lockwood & Co. Coal. Coal $6. 26 per ton. Patrick SIattery was a visitor with friends of the Knights of Columbus, in Stamford. A cou1se in Brown’ s Business college will be a help to you in a business life. Mrs. William Vollm‘er and son Wal— lace. are going to*Newark. N. J., for a few days‘ visit. , A quarterlyv meeting of the Barbers Union. will be held in Central Labor ch.euni tomorr.ow Miss Nellie Willi-ark. of Brooklyn, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Fer- ris. of 6 Elmzrove Place. Thomas Connors was fined 32 and costs in the town court this morning on it charge of drunkenness. Tickets have been issued for the Catholic Club danc.e which will be held Easter Tuesday, in Lockwood's Hall. Walter D. West. of West Conshoc- ken. Pennslyvaniu. spent. Sunday with his parents at his homeln Norwalk. It is probably that. the Bank Clerks and the Connecticut Military Academy will play a game of baseball this after- 0001!. Mrs. E. Hubbell I'lotchklss and daughter. Gertrude. of Norwalk. are enjoying a few Weeks’ vacation trip on the New Jersey coast. The, Woman‘s Guild of Grace Church 1': ill meet this Wednesday afternoon. at the home of Miss Hoyt. 69 Main street No1 walk The G. N. McKibbin Company's base- boll club are in perfect trim and are ready at any time to accept a challenge from any local nine. , Three services will be held at Grace. Church, Easter Sunday: Holy Corn- munion at 9 a. m.: full choral service at 10: 30, and service for children at 4 p. 111. Many favorable comments have been made upon the sermon preached by Rev. W. L. Davlson tn the ,South Nor~ walk Baptist Church yesterday. His subject was "Prayer." Old Well Lodge. F. and A. M.. will hold a special convocation. this even- ing. for the purpose of conferring the third degree. Tomorrow evening the ' first degreewill beeqnferiod. —Dr. M. S. Rosco. Eye and liar Spo cisllst from Bridgeport. removed his office fromrthe Mabsclroino Hotel, to 52 North Main St.. So. Norwsllt. when he can be consulted on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 1 o'clock to i n. In. only. Dainty gowns." jackets. stockings shoes, gloves. hats. everything is ready for a girl's Easter outfit. at The How- iand Dry Goods Company‘s store. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Townsend. of Carmel. N. Y., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hall. of Main street. Nor- walk. having come to town to attend the sessions of the conference. The tag Wheeler. which sprang a leak at Wilson’s Point. a few days ago, and which was sent to New York for repairs, has again returned to her . placeas tender to the government mud ~-digge'r in South Norwalk. Cal-mi Hairball. oftho‘iirm of Hub~ hell & Wade. Bridgepd't. a former Nor— wnik boy. spent yesterday the guest of his brother. James E. Hubbell, of Hnbheli Q Staples. the Norwaik hard- , ware dealers. and his sister. Miss Hub- boil. 0'“: W , r“ can Opel. contusion-ton. . Minna Need of a good filter either Clear Ravine. or Milo ‘ in and look over our cases. TUIKIIH CIGARETTEO. Willi ll Coal, 12.: m _ Walter Wilkinson. of New York. was a visitor in town today. A meeting of the Spanish r Vetv erans will be held Wednesday evening. Max Tarlox returned yesterday from Philadelphia, where he purchased a carioad of horses for his sales stables. Prank Kelly. of the (frofut nn'l Knapp Company. spent Saturday in New York. in the Interests of the firm. The Rev. W. D, Powers secretary of the American Church M sslouary So ciety. officiated at St. Paul's Church yesterday morning, Mrs. John Koohier and children. who have been spending several months in Oermany are expected home tomorrow on the steamship Kroonlaud. of the tied Star line. A Maltese cat Willi'll was once a handsome creature, met a very painful fate. yesterday. It was crossing the f‘street. not far from St. Joseph's 'Church when a trolley car came along and the feline was.killed. A bulletin of the First Congregation- ———-—al Church of South Norwalk appears In today' a issue. Miss Jennie Clark will be the leader of the Farther Lights Society. this ev- ening. at the meeting to be held in the South Norwalk Baptist Church. l‘he program is as follows. Vocal solo reading rcc: tation. piano solo. reading and recitation. —-Very few brands of Cigars hold their own like the Imperial Crown. it has been sold for ii) yours and over'. and is now considered one. of the start- A meeting of tire Merchants‘ and Manufacture s‘ .\1<Stl(‘irill.'li will be held with tln- S..1.-.'.-ir.ry at No. 12 South Main Street for the pih’pose of listening to some definite manufactur- Ing proposition from reliable New York parties. The. hour Is 7:45 p. m. Tuesday. ' . Superintendent of Streets Samuel Hoyt. Jr., had a gang of men at work this morning. repairing the) cross- walks at the corner of North Main and Ann streets. The gutters will be re- moved. and the street graded In such a way as to make it much better for trucking. You can buy coal for $6.25 a ton at ir- vlng Lockwood & Company's. . William E. Satchel] and wife Mr. and Mrs. iii. S. Cornell. Rev. C. S. WIng.G. L. Thompson Brooklyn. Wil~ riam If. Hendricks and H M. LeCount. New Rochelle: Rev. J. E. Wright. Rev W. P. Flares Rev. N. P. Wilson W. W. Pratt and T. B Neelwy. or New York. are guests at the Hotel Cllriffr‘d. The Sunday afternoon meeting at the Y. M. t}. A. rooms was led by Rev. .icirrge Mced. of Slieoplicad's Bay, who beforp he went into the ministry was an efficient. Y. hi. (i. A. were dry. ills talk on Kinship was earnest and closely listened to by the young men who greatly appreciated the talk. ~A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Burdock Blood Bitters lathe natural. never falling remedy for a lazy liver. Mrs. J“. E. Coleman announces that she has returned from Providence with her Easter selection of milllncry for the Easter trade. and invites her pat- rons and the public to call and exam- ine goods at her place. 24 Washlhgton street. old bank building. She .quotes special prices in ad. in another column. The most suitable things for chil- dren‘s wear is the checked and mixed wool goods of which E. K, thinks is having a special sale. Chester Guycr, a well~known South Norwalk young man. has taken a book- ing with the Barnum anal Bailey show as a juggler. He will leavia this week for his new position, Mr. (layer has seldom appeared before the public here but has on a number of occasions ex— hibited his skill to a number of chos- on friends at the armory. lie Is one of the most clever Jugglers (-i‘i'l' seen about these parts. DON’T MISSc THIS SHEET MUSIC SALE. 71; 3 COPY: 4 for 250. 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 Double Eagle. two step: in Dear Old Fairy Land. by Char cs K. Harris and one hundred others. ilolerrrrrir's II as Stand IO NORTH MAIN ITREIT. ‘ Protect yourself against loss and er- ror by' depositing your me with “ 1'!!!“ room NORWIZK ‘ TRUST COW!" are 11191116311 your. airway chock. 11111111111 warcass Maud" MW OUR GREAT GUARANTY: SATISFACTION OR HOW? 846K. ' For Your Boy’s Easter We warr- rrercr 11d completely ready as now to 1.11111», you to the best and newest In wow-s .fur lrdya. Easter. needs are fully provided for. We invite mothers of boys to view our collection of boyish wears. .Iicro are suits for boys big and lrillc that express the latest ldcitn in boya' dross, well made of dependable fabrics and lulr-ridu-d i'or' srrtisfl” lug service / Norfolk and sdIlor and Russian blouse suits mixtures and plain coi- ors, $2 to 85. - Norfolk and twopiece suits, ages 7 to 16. fancy mixtures and plain black and blue, 52 to 87.50, Three-piece suits In fast color black and blue, for dross service, 83.110 to 85. Long trousers suits for big boys and young men, exact copies of bar men's smart suits and most satisfying to particular young fellows. 55 to $13.50. Oirr exhibit of boys' hats children's tame and sailors, neckwear. shirts waists gloves hosiery and underwear is the most complete over shown in the Norw slits O sou-m NORWALK. ; 7 7.1. can. an. NORWALK. Tel. Cali 44-4. *. MW Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and In the end you had them most expensive, The digestive organs of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust. That is why lsell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any quantity you may wish——every bag of the highutrotsnd- ard of quality. BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. . L--.“ -‘fi' ‘5‘" . JACKSON 5 “ ‘~‘ PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER i. 1 WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA. Sitting; by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. 111. ST UDIO .. 53 Wall Street, Norwaik. Oppomrflotcl. .. . .. , ....,.-.... Hot . WaforBofflos TWO QUART, 750. 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 and get a new one or your mori- ey back. Vole ilt.‘i‘t‘ for The Merr-hauts’ ' (rm Library. Cliftorcll'lrarmacu _ PHONE15-2. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. 0. H. Davis. of the Locomobile Com- pany of America. was a visitor in town today. Howard N. Godfrey. William N. Jones and Frederick H. Malkln were visitors in New Haven. yesterday. A country man whose name was not learned had the misfortune to lose a wheel from his wagon in Wall street. Saturday night, - Art a heavily loaded wagon was pass- ing through Nurwslk. this afternoon. a rear wheel collapsed. causing the driver much trouble'to make repairs Selectman Samuel Lyncs will be the guest this evening. of it.’K. Wright. captain of John Jacob Astor's yacht Normahal, at the New York Yacht Club. The adoption degree team of Cock- cnoe Tribe. i. O. R. M.. of Norwalk. will practice tomorrow evening, and also Wednesday evening. after the meeting of the tribe. The team will be In first class shape. when it visits New Haven Friday. to take part In the contest. Deput Sheriff Sculley took the two children f Ernest Erhter. who were ordered committed Saturday. to the temporary home for children. The 111mmitment was because of the death of their mother. and the inability of the father to (are ior them as they should be cared for Peter Heal. of (‘bapcl street. went to the Norwalk Hospital, last night. and had his wrist dressed, having cirt an artery in his hand. by accidentally shoving his hand through a pane of glass. The injury was dressed by Dr. S. H. Huntington. Heal left the In- stitirtion this morning. The wound bled profusely. The Quintard-Bradley love story was not told in the court room in Stamford when the case came up for trial this morning. The charges against Quin- tard was abandonment. To the charge he filed a demurrer and waived exam- ination. and the case went over to the. May term of the Superior court The ball was fixed at 2..500 and was far- nished by John Mc.Nally of Stamford. The ucrvicer at the Norwalk Metho- dist Church yesterday were very inter- esting. In the morning, the Rev. Wil- liam North Rice, professor at Wesley- an University, Mlddletown, delivered an xceiient sermon. At this service. Chester H. Benedict sang Fnure's “The Palms." The Rev. F. W. Hannsn om- clated at the evening service. The solo “Jerusalem" by Parker. was rendered by Mrs. Edna ll, Stumpf. VF... ...,. EASTER EASTER canoe A ND NOVELTIES. osvorromu. BOOKS. “ Also a Large Lino of BIBLES, PRAYER BO OKS AND HYMNALS... William P. Beers. NORWALK. OONN. 4S WALL STREET. Bhildl'en’s Photographs A10 0111' Specialty. but this does not mean that other work is neglected, oh nor-for this month prices on all work reduced. Cabinet size. 02.75 dots ., half cabinet 01.00 don; our lead». 75o dog. - Lari/rs, 1! Main sci-m, Normal}. "~ ..... . ................. . . . . . . . . . . . -,-_s,-,n,n.n,-,-.-,I.u,s.o,n.u,I,-_I,n -,-,.' I '-,-:-,s,s,- - I,I,I.I, . . HEADACHES AND EYESTRAIN. Many who for years have suffered intensely from chronic sick head- aches using drugs of all kinds without benefit have found immediate and permanent remedy in properly adjusted gissoes. because oyeotrsln was the course. We remove the cause and our core is lasting. Satisfaction guarantee HOMER S. HOYT, GRADUATI OPTIOIAN. ' Room 0 United Blnlt Building loath “mint. Donn. one. hours a to ii: 45: “12:15 to s: :0. Saturday «amp, to: ' - Special Appointments It convonl so of muons. SEASONABLE GOODS BLOUSI' 3873'. 313" PINS. 1-1 s. noon. 15 8011111th a 116.11.. or m can" RACHEL. “Liam“: Warm. $113113 “ ‘ , as a out * 1051: “WWW?” iononnboolt ominous“ substations, mesmeveryono: say republish. Inner-utteran- ”with. “Whilst to men tinntbatanhouerd-berogrot- Myouwiilurn the omnibus liar. may from that no- nl you this! M m icitugrmmm may can bring with ills never m‘flmthing one know 311. PROUD OF THE CURE. William R. Travers. the New York city broker. on one occasion desired to go to an address in suburban Brooklyn. but. being unscquainted with the local- it . accosted a stranger and asked di- r tions; it so happened that the stranger stuttered and stammered quite as badly as Travers. who, after the man 11 11 ads two or three ineffectual atte answer grew angry under the impression. he was being mocked and hotly inquired: "How d-d-asre you t-t-try to m-m- mock me?" "Exes-excuse meme!" exclaimEd the stranger. "l have an im- Im-Impedi- ment In 111- my 11- s-Ipeech. " “Oh i fr-s- one!" Hammered Travers the look of anger glving way to a look of sympathetic concern. "W-w-why d-d-don‘t you g-g-go asses D-d-doctor Soscsmlth? He coo-cured me-me.‘ Philadelphia Times. ’ Mr. imagine—“By the way. did you ever know that large ears are a sign of generosity. ”’ Miss Bosntl~“0f course. Mr. Longesr. They are a sign that na- ture has been generods."-—New York Weekly. . "it looks as if the. kaiser was getting more and more puffed up in love with himself." “Yes. Sometimes I almost wish he had married sworn-n like my wife." —-Cloveland Pilindeslor. The mirror isn’t I wise looking piece of furniture. but it does a lot of re fleeting. OUR LINE OF EASTMAN KODAK} 1s oonmtI; We have a fresh supply of films and photographic my”; on bond. om Sundays. 7‘ so: nonwatit 1111 his 1113111111 Homeodhtoorocisu ave- ‘ tight or loose-fitting. 08.50, 010.00 double-breasted and single-breasted. wear that can be found. market produces for every occasion. Iy tailored and stylish in dosin_n____. CHARCOALnPlenty now on Mad. Has been scarco.10c bog. CIDER .—-Try mine for a Spring Tonic. Smacking good. Now Rae gal. ., qt. New barrel on. Loot of the «soon, sure. APPLES—some Lemon Plppins, crisp and good flavor. 25c pk . . PARSNIPS.-—80mo nice" ones. 2 lbs., SMALL POTATOES. —Good, but small, 151: peck: 00c bushel. 0. 0‘0. COMPANY'S TEA—if you only knew how good it Is, you f‘SPNING TOP COATS _ made from every fashionable fabric of the season short: long. rhodium. MEN' 5 SPRING SUITS button styles plain and beautiful fancy fabrics, with eyqry' ion feature observed. 05.50, 08.50, 010 SPRING HATS—in our stock you will iind reproductions of Ills ing exclusive hatters' blocks, but we save you fromllfic according to the grade. on every hat you buy SPRING HASERDASHERY—Our selections in this Department are 00" complete In every detail, including the finest, for area; or infill!!! V In our Boys’ ClethIng Department you will find the b? SELLECK .1. Patio” 98 Washington Street. South Norwallr. . . Lorenzo leblfi Only Eye Strain. Only eye strain Indeed but It is responsible for nor Hm. Nervousnon and general Discomfort than you give it 13ng W If your one live you the slightest trouble. is it not the find out the cause? Our examination In very thorough 11111111 in this town have “stills“ our " ‘ splendid collection of . SPRING SUI 1'! 0nd SPRINC OVERCO‘ T51 for men and boys bur pronounced it without qualification; thrill“! . finest and in or ry why. “10 10000,, satisfactory assortment that $11,071 have ever seen in this [part of the ‘ country. They have booked All their statements by riser-a pin- ’1 L chases and now we want YOU to call. We will not be sari-not and: we have received yoii’rryi'fll’on 7 the subject. L ._ ‘ “2:771“.qu vi .0124”, 015.00 and 010.“, :1 . In both arm «as «1.9 1&fi iiilcto: OI.” the latter 012.015.010.33011111 o Strong, do rsblo fabric “will ' 1. would use It always. Have It Ill; plain black, mixed, English Irolltc‘ fast and lndMoylén.' f' T ' .' oseooa n1- pfrougs .«Larg'p and fine. Newioi. 10: Ni. ‘ new LOT SMALL HAMOa-Wfllfl T about 8 poo undo. HIS STORE NOTED?“ Jim I and quantity of 12:90.1“ lily DRIED BEEF it put: out. Try 0000 and yoa'll buy always. A». Vote early and often for the bibs-a- rise, here m butpoltoylia' and” nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly AM 1. OHM!“ o. B. JACKSON; .IADUATI O'TIOI“ II WALL STREET. Coal Prices Reduced. . WOod Lower. . an: ”saw. aura. run and none. sold 9‘» m mar prion. by uoawaarthoonu. Telephone 108. ' 11111
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