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Phone 1115-5
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Hot Cross
Buns
Order hora
urly.
We also have freshly
made chocolates.
and order
5 l Washlngton 5t.
1111111113 intns.
Mrs. George Gerrish. of Stewart ave-
uue. is ill at her home.
William T. Raymond is in Harrison,
N Y. today, on business.
—-—All widths Taffeta Ribbons as a
special for the next five days we yd.
M. B Smith & Go.
Among the prominent guests at the
Clifford. yesterday. were ti. A. Reed.
(‘11;lis'le. Pa. and F. ii. Neely. New
York.
A meeting of the Box Maker’s Union
will be held this evening in the Mystic
Chain Hall. important business will
come up.
The Hebrew Social Club will hold 11
dance tonlorrow evening in Raymond's
hull. There will be visitors present
from out of town.
‘ Read what Dr. Dick's Medicine did
for 11 wealthy New Yorker.
A meeting of the A. 0. H. wi.l be
held next Thursday evening. A large
attendance of members would be desir—
nb1e to the officers,
~lrving Inckwood 81 ‘Co.
Coal. Coal. 3612611101 ton.
Rev Mr. Carpenter or South Nor»
walk Baptist Church who has been
away over Sunday returned to ma
home here yesterday.
Easter offering. $140 will buy a new
Upright Piano direct from the factory;
maker's guarautee. This week only.
John H Dakln The Clifford
The Eagle base ball team defeated
the Woodward avenue team. the score
being 12 to 8-. The scorer was Frcdl
Williams. and the umpire was Gus
Yolk.
The last of the series of entertain-
ments to be held in the South Norwalk
Congregational Church will’be held on 1
April 14 Charles F. Underhili will
give "The Merchant of Venice.”
A meeting of the managers of thel
the stores of the M. Steinert Company
will be held tomorrow in thorStamford .
agency W S. Sturtevant of South!
Norwalk will represent the local
agency.
———Vory few brands of Cigars hold1
IIllIl own like the imperial Crown. it I
has been sold for it) years and over
and is now considered one of the stan
dard brands.
One of the. most attractive shoes
made is the Walk Over, for sale by F. l
l) Lyon 8: Company ‘
Letters received from those who am i
taking the Washington trip under
Coal,
the. fullest extent
ishers Association will be held tomor- .
row 2 e.niug Officers for the ensuing
year i be elected and title reports
from the retiring ofh‘ccrs wll
and passed upon. There will bee aal
large amount of other business to come 1
befole the meeting also. 1
An idea 0f the extent of Norw"alks
industrial boom may be had from the
statement that one firm of contractors
will soon begin the construction of
seventy-five dwelling houses in that
place. The houses are designed to so I
commodnte the employees of the new.
silk mill just established there. —Dan I
now News.
——lrvlng Lockwood & Co Coal.
Coal. Coal $5.25 per ton I
The Boston Store has a beautiful?
showing of Easter neckweflr for wom— 1
1n. Read their ad.. and get an idea of!
what they are selling.
N. W Chamberlain continues hisi
position as chief clerk at the South
Norwaik freight station of the NBWI
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-l
road. notwithstanding the changes.
that hate been made there recently .
8. W Nelsor who resigned to take a
position with Raymond Brothel-11.01:
cupied the positron of cashier under
the last two freight agents.
When In Need I
of a good Cig'ar. either Clear Bryant.t
or Domestic coins in and look over
our cases. ‘
TURKISH CIGARITTES. ‘
A large assortn'roat. plain. cork or
gold tips.
TOBACCO FOR THE PIPE.
All of the popular brands of Cat
Plugs. goroll Cuts, Mixtures. va
Cuts or gran
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PIPES. II“:
There Is no limit to them. packs of,
them. all hW'yonr pic
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DON'T MISS THIS SHEET MUSIC
SALE.
est Waltz Song; Cupid is Captain flom
l’iInCIDfil POOIGS guidance 93‘ “1*“ the Wild Rose: Dream of Paradise. sa-
good connections have been made and ‘ 1red song; Under the Double Eagle.
that they are all enjoying the "ID I“ two step; in Dear Old Fain Land. by
Charles K.Ha11is and one hundred;
The annual meeting of the Hat Fin- others. ‘
gtioielnan's News Stand
111 11) 111151111
OUR EXHIBITION on .
Baxter Apparel
, Our Easter Greeting this season takes the form of the most attractive offer-
ings of all the essentials 0f dress for Men’ s and Bou’ 5 Easter wear—ail but
shoes. We have gathered the largest and best collection of weara‘bles eveIShown
in the Norwalks. a statement non will endorse. if non accept our urgent invitation
to view and enjon the show this week.
FANCY SUITS IN ALL THE NEW SPRING OVERCOATS IN OXFORD
GRAY AND aLACK. MEDIUM
MIXTURES, STRIPES AND PLAIDS; LENGTH FOR CONSERVATIVE
I
DARK, MEDIUM AND LIGHT M,“ r,- MEN.
SHADES: TAILORED To A STAND- I‘IlnScIuITntr T, I $7
0 Marx 050 to $15.00
ARD HIGHER THAN YOU HAVE
HERETOFORE KNOWN. SHAPES
ON THE LATEST MODELS, FOR
ALLSIZES AND SHAPESOFYOUNG
MEN AND MEN—A FIT FOR EVERY
SIZE ‘ '
$6.00 to $25.00 ‘
FAST BLACK CHEVIOT, THIBET
AND UNFINISHED W 0 R ST E D
SUITS, SACK AND FROCK STYLES,
ESPECIALLY FOR SUNDAY WEAR1
$5.00 to $20.00
TOP cons or TANNISH GREEN
AND GREENISH TAN crimes or
covsnr: SHORT, soxv AND
STYLE'SATISFVING To THE LAST
DEGREE.
Hmd Tallorcd .
EASTER NECKWEAR IN A WON-
DERFUL VARIETY EXCELLING ALL‘
OUR PREVIOUS EXHIBITS. WITH
MANY EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES
FOR PARTICULAR MEN. ALL THE
NEW SHAPES, AND NEW SHADES
OF GRAY,
2,50. 500. 70c. $1,
I .
I PROPER GLOVES—GRAY SUEDE
{ ANDr‘TAN» SHADES OF WALKING
GLOVES.
l $10010 $1.50
VOLK HATS IN MANV DIFFER-
‘ENT STYLES 0F SOFT AND STIFF
' $2.00 to $5.00
I” SMART SHIRTS AND HOSIERV—
' ALL NEW.
$651010 $15.00 _ .:
$1.50
ff." we ou‘mr nova As WELL AS
., MEN. *
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(Somstock ros.
South Norwalk. - ' '
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
Norwaik.
TEL. CALL, 444.
To a Copy: 4 for 25¢.
including the following:
Down the Line \ilth Molly the lat-
" 1' . 1 ' 1‘1
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses aich'aIl'd‘in the
WaforBoffles
TWO QUART, 751:.
Guaranteed for one year.
They are 0. K. In every detail.
if one should not turn out to be
as we guprantee it bring it back
and get a new one or your mon-
ey back. '
Vote hole for The Merchants'
' Gift hihrrdry.
Cliflord Pharmacll
PHONE 15-2. 1‘
and you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dubt.
That is why i sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
guantlty you may wish-ovary bag of the highest stand-
ard of quality.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUELT. HATCH.
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10 NORTH MAIN crater. i
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PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER
ART
WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
Sitting. by appointment ‘or from 10 to 12 rm: 2 to 4 p.‘m.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
A carioad of Angora goats passed
through South Norwaik last night, en
route to Newburg. N. Y.
The Misses Mines and Eleanor
Hayes of Mount Vernon. who have
been spending the past week with
lda Hutchinson. of Taylor avenue, re
turned to their home today.
David A. Beardon. of 8111130th
formerly of South Noru'aik. is now on
his way to Kansas, where he intends
to live for a time. Mr. Reardon la the
father. of’ David Reardon. thc,South
Norwalit oflicer: of Charles Reunion.
the well known tinder, and Clarence
tteardon. employed at the South Nor-
waik railroad station
-—irving Lockwood k 00.. Cool.
Coal. Coal. 86.35 per tall.
The Cliflord and the ackerno
were crowded last night and had to
turn away a number, y‘eoplc.1'hc
Clifford besides the y transients
yesterday. had three Mere-t dinner
“mm P Beers, , ”manner- W-
- Oar gh. P. N. Knap :‘R. A. Holmes,
NORWALK. CONN. of Boston; 1‘. 0. Launch. of Boston.
The adoption dear-cg
The Safest Way In the Best.
Protect yourself against loan andcr- ‘,
lror by depositing your Income with L ST UDIO
Opposite Hotel.
THE SOUTH NORWALKl
TRUST COMPANY i '
and paying all your NIIa Dy chkk- ""‘-"‘—‘“‘*‘“"‘_.“‘ ““”‘"‘
EASTER CARDS AND NOVELTIED.
DEVOTIONAL .00“.-
Allo a Largo Lino of
POLE. PRAYER SOCKS AND HYMNALS. ,
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53 Wall Street, Norwalk.
WALTIIAM
WATCHES.
Rloersldc and Royal Grades
specially ~09dewa
mooning w alclm for accurate
~.L raw
sum» u
”‘4‘ " falldraa uniform lanthanum-um:
_ week which th“ hold WM
because ofth . tout
whitetail)!" yams-
soon. It I- contacted that 6'0 Nor-
wuik team has a very good show to
camaoutofthccoatcut with high hoa-
are. ~ a,
W
OUR LIHI 0P CASTING KODAK!
, i. COUPLE“.
bayou, gold fllldlfldfil' __ h ;;~....- .-: -.: %g3k£t%ndr&§'.mu.
WARS.
"hatthialnoaaot mean that otherwofh is neglected.» .
modes-snailmmmg. _ - -
‘c-umdlnmm; muésunsccraom www.masa.'1
hams. 11 can. m1, Narnia.
Jeweler.
CHARCOAL—Plenty 'now on hand.
CIDER-Tryminc for a Spring Tonic.
APPLES.—-some Lemon Pipplna, crisp
PARSNIPS.—Somo nice ones. 2 Iha.,
5c
sMAL'L POTATOES—Good, but small.
0. a o. COMPANY'S TEA —-11 you
Lor_____e_nzo lebl
Coal Prices Reduced.
HAY. STR‘ W GRAIN. FEED and FLOUR. all If
In this town I". “ADI!“ our.
splendid collection of
spam 30ml" Isa ”7
mm ovmmrr. ..
. 1 -
for than and boys and ”me.
it wihout cualiflcatloa the 1m
finest and. in cvsryway 11.9%,“
satisfactory asaoj‘tmbit‘ thah It
have ever seen in this part 0‘ M
country. They have backed 11’,
their statements by liberal ”3' f.
chase: and no) we want‘ YOU to '16. :
,11.’ : M:
We will not be lla'tlsflotlJtIuII0 l
.1' 3* car.
we have received yohr VIowaf‘OI
the subject
50111110 109 cents
made from every fashionable fabric of the season short long," medial.»
tight or loose- fitting. 38.50.110.00 $12.00, $15.00 and SI0.00.’~_
MEN’S SPRING SUITS}:
double-breasted and singiebreastwed the latter in both, thrbo And. lbuh
button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics. with e‘vcry latest fMIir
ion feature observed. 06.50, “.00, $10 $12. $15, 018, 020 and ‘25.. -
spams HATS—in our stock you will Ilna' reproductions of 1111 tho. to
lug exclusive batters“ blocks but we save you from title to' 81
according to the grade. on every hat you buy
SPRING HASERDASHERY-Our selections in this Department It. 110'
complete in every detail. including the finest. for dress or business
wear that can be found.‘ ,
In our Boya' Clothing Department you will find the 11611 IN “In .‘
market produces for ovary occasion. Strong, durable fabrics, summit ;
ly talloroflnd stylish in design. ‘
SELL'ECK 3. PRICE.
98 Washington Street. South Norwa‘lk. , ff,
call.
I
woaid use it atwoylfflm It III I
pIIIn black 111111.113: .Ir‘a'ak‘
fact and India-Ceylon: .
OREGON FAT PRUNIS. Aflfl'l“;
fine. Now lot. 10¢ 1s. ‘ , '
NEW LOT SMALL HAMSw—WOI'II"
about 3 pounds .»
THIS arcs: NOTED m 11.. avidity '
and quantity of tho» in “W1
DRIED SEEP It pull out". fl“
and you'll hay always.
Vote early and often. for 1115 LISP!- ‘
rlca, here ..1
Has been ucarcc.10c hag.
Smacking good. Now 22: gal.; St:
at. New barrel on. Last of the
season, aura.
251: pk.
and good flavor,
15c peck: 60c bulhel.
only knew how good it is, you
moo.”
Only Eye Strain.
Only on strain indeed. but it is responsible for more Noland
Nervouancu and general Discomfort than you give It crodi that“;
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the beat may 00
ilnd out the cause? on- c lnatioa is very thorough and coats
nothing. if glasses an it gl’ropor Gin-ca. Properly Aflua'
- our guarantee
0. B. JACKSON.
.IADUAT. OPTIOIAI
tweet
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How Happy You Should Be
Wood Lower.
mar prices. by
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acumen. mm,
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