m r» LANE’S D- Phonc Ids-5 m Hot Cross . ‘Buns -:- Order from and order curly. . —_ We also have freshly made chocolates. 51 Washington St. 10011111111110 1111113. James K. Maples. of New York. spent yesterday afternoon in town. The meeting of the Holy Name 80- clety of St. Mary's Church, has been postponed until further notice. -—i.atest Brown Derby. O'Brien. C A. Freeman violinist will assist in the Eastér music In the First Metho dist Episcopal Church. Sunday. Miss Hattie McPherson, Of the Southern New’England Telephone of- fice, is spending the day in Bridgeport. ——All widths Taffeta Ribbons as a special for the next five days, 10c yd. M. S. Smith & Co. . Charles Dauehey and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marshall, or Monroe street, are moving to Betta Place, East Norwalk. Captain and Mrs. Cyrus E. Crabbe. of New \ork have been the guests of Mr and Mrs. l. G Soderstrom of Bay OUR EXHIBITION OF anter 9r Apparel 0 . Onr' Easter Greeting this season takes the form of the most attractive offer- Incs of all the essentials of dress for Men’ sand Bou’ 5 Easter wear—all but shoes. We have gathered: the largest and best collection of wearables ever shown in the Norwalks. a statement uou will endorse. it 11011 accept our urgent invitation to view and enjou the show this week. FANCY ‘SUITs IN ALL THE NEW MIXTURES, sTRIPEs AND PLAIDS: DARK, MEDIUM AND LIGHT SHADEs: TAILORED To A STAND- ARD HIGHER THAN YOU HAVE HERETOFORE KNOWN. SHAPES ON THE LATEST MODELS. FOR ALL SIZES AND SH‘APES OF YOUNG MEN AND MEN——A FIT FOR EVERY SIZE $6.00 to $25.00 FAST BLACK CHEVIOT, THIBET AND UNFINISHED W O R ST E D SUITS, SACK AND FROCK STYLES, ESPECIALLY FOR SUNDAY WEAR, view avenue. Ceilidh, .‘di.“3".°.°i’.n.& C“ 0”" $5.00 10 $20.00 Mrs. Jared E. Mead, of Golden BIidge. New York. is the guest of ex Councilman and airs. Frank N. Ferris ot Elm Grove. Place. Nathan E. Peck, of New Haven. for- merly of Norwalk. thle attending con- ference, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Coffin. of Spring street. ——Very few brands of Cigars hold their own like the imperial Crown. it has been sold for 10 years and over. ahd‘ls ndw considered one of the stan- dard brands. COVERT: SHORT, DEGREE, TOP COATS 0F TANNISH GREEN AND GREENISH TAN SHADES OF BOXY AND STYLE-SATISFYING TO THE LAST $6.50 to $15.00 HarrSchaii'ntr 1 U Marx Hand Tailored sPRINo OVERcOATs IN OXFORD cRAv AND BLACK, MEDIUM LENGTH, FOR OONsEIIVATwE MEN. $7.50 to $15.00 EAsTER NECKWEAR IN A WON- DERFUL VARIETv~EXCELLINc ALL OUR PREVIOus ExHIst, WITH MANY ExcwswE NOVELTIEs FOR PARTICULAR MEN. ALL THE NEw SHAPES, AND NEW sHAoEs or: can, 250. 509. 750. $1, $1.50 PROPER GLOITEs—cRAv SUEDE AND TAN SHADES or WALKING oLoVEs. VOLK HATS SHAPES. $1.00 to $1.50 IN MANY DIFFER- ENT STYLES OF SOFT AND 8TIFF $2.00 to $5.00 ALL NEW. SMART SHIRTS AND HOSIERY— WE OUTFIT IOYB AS WELL AS 1 Rev. John T. Winters. formerly pas-i tor of St. Joseph‘s Church 111 South, Norwalk. is spending a few weeks 11.1 Florida. where he hopes his health will - be heneittted 1 A large number of the Red Men ot.’ ’lhe Norwalks will go to New Haven. Good Friday morning. to participate in g _ and witness the contest of the degree; . teams of gig mic, when a large class 1 _ t \iilbeinh' . S hN 71k Easter offering. $140 will buy a new ! _ on or“ a Upright Piano direct from the factory; ‘ ,., TEL. CALL. 32-2. maker's guarantee. This week only John H. Dakln The Clifford. Read W. S. Sturtevunt's adiertlse- , # Comstock Bros. Norwalk. TEL. CALL, 44-4.- ment and see the splendid values he is 1'! offering in the housefurnifishing line. loowfr mes 'rsmsE .BHEET MUSIC! it will pay you to visit the store nndl look around before purchasing else 1 where. 1 »-Good Brooms 25c. Joseioff. ‘ I M R Bennett, of New York, is l“ I est Waltz Song; Cupid is Captain. from To a CopyA:L 4 for 25¢. including the following: . Down the Line With Molly the Int. 3 Norwalk. "“5 week disposing 0‘ the 1 the Wild Rose; Dream of Paradise. su- ‘ lots into which about half of the Pub lored song; Under the Dauble Eagle. Grounds property has been ‘11"de two step: in Dear Old Fairy Land by Despite the unfavorable weather 3‘9“ lcharles K. ilaimiis and one hundred day, Mr Bennett sold about twenty Iothers fire of the lots. There are in all 109‘ .. . “'1 coleman’s News Stand them. The prices range from 8500 down to about $100. 10 NORTH MAIN STREET. The. meeting of CockenoeTribe. i. 0. R. M.. ofNorwslk. will be held this evenln . instead of Friday evening. , owing to the fact that the adoption de- 1 gree team will go to New Haven. Fri-1, day afternoon. and participate in thei 1‘ adoption degree contest, in which quite a number of the teams of the state are . entered. After the meeting of thel tribe. this evening. the team will re- hearse the degree in full dress cos- tume. The new costumes arrived this 1 ——Fresh supply of Chocolates and! Ben Boris our own make. for Easter. 1 iiaster Novelties. DeKlyn. , I Palmer Brothers are constructing at their shop on the Mianus river a freak racing boat. designed by Thomas F. Smith. of Chicago. it will have two huge boards in the place of a single -plate. resembling in this respect a TURES model familiar in Canadian waters but and keep an accurate account of your seldom seen about here. She is 18551 income. deposit your money with feet over all. measures 12 feet on thei water line and will carry 345 square Tfltrgaurfloflgl‘lwllf feet of canvass. This summer the1 ”ST c M host will fly the flag of the Cedar Point This Company trancocta a general Yacht Club of Westport. Orrin Wilmot banking bucinscc and can give its cul- wlll have charge of her. tomcrc uncxcclied service. When in Need --of a wager. either Clear Havana; 1 or Danectilo‘. come in and\ look over; _. W ALTHAM antimxidu CIGARETTEI. . WATCH-ES. 11' mm 1. ill on It 1.; , _ [Old - 9“ p n' r o‘JstocrstdeondRopalGrdcs ,5 .. ToaAcoo FOR TH: PIPE. Wymfll All of the popular brands of Cut TO CONTROL YOUR EXPENDI- Pius: scro Outs. Mixtures, mu. Cars or man . . moss. . , The In? no limit todhom. niacin of 5W": 90:“ W and Sil- .tiiclacll kinds. hire your pick. up as“. . Jeweler. O W 1:9. I 11’ I I I l I 1 1 Writ-oldies “accurate, end you find them most expensive. The digestive organs of a horse do not take kindly to dirt, chaff and duct. That is why i sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any Poor or dirty Oats make your horses lick and In the quantity you may wish-every bag of the highs" stand- ard of quality. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. WaforBoiflos TWO QUART, 75c. Guaranteed for one year. They are 0. K. In every detail. it one should not turn out to be as we guarantee it bring it back and get a new one or your mon- ey back. Vote here for The Merchants '(ilft Library. Cliiiord-Pharmacu ‘PHONE 18-2. 6! Wall J KCKSON’ PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAIT FOREVER ART WORK IN, WATER COLOR AND SEPIA. Sitting. by appointment or from 10 to 12 nu; 2 to 4 p. In. STUDIO atrcct, Norwalk. Oppocitc Hotel. ‘ i.- s but Iii": Holt! EASTER EASTER CARD. AND NOVIL'I'IID. . DEYOTION AL ibonito. Aldo I LII-ho Line of ‘3 . “OI-ES PRAYER BOOK! AND HYMNALS. William P. Boots, 40 WALL crater. ' o ’ A ..12LLZ..2;I. """""""" lotuicnnthat orworkio onnllw'prt d. cabinet in. an In: aid gamut.» coco our m... no“ on. 3: ‘ LEWIS. if llfcfn 31ml. Norwalk. 3_ " " NORWALIC CONN. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. “Men‘ I and Boys Caps. 0' Brien. Some people were advocating in Nor- walk this morning that the present Hotel Norwaiit be built into a theatre or If this was t practicable to build the theatre this ground all of this of course to take place after the new hotel In‘ completed. ' -—l.eave your order for your Spring Hill with M. S. Smith & Co. Benjamin F. Timpoon. of Pine street, is the possessor of a book which bears the date of 1799. and it is undoubtedly one of the oldest publications in the town. The book was descended to him, together with an old fashioned bell. from his great grandmother. —-irvin Lockwood & 00. Goal, Coal. Con , 36.25 per ton. ., P. K. Brigg- cnd P. 8. Ambler have completed thmr tank of feeding sever- al hundred Methodist miniaterc daily attire town assembly hail. Wall street. this morning the long tabiec were re- moved from' the ball. The dinners were served in a very satisfactory man- nor. -—nlk., Pearl Soft Hats. O‘Brien. The once of Roy Bprlngctein. the . V 'cmall colored-Ind arrested for truancy and Incorriubllliy came up lathe Nor walk 'i'own Court this morning. one. Potter state mat ole-r appeared. it nomdocld’cdwhcchcrtoccudthc icdtotbcmtciac‘titnfionornllcwblc motheriomdbhbcokto m chit-ott- where he woo up to short time no ; W OUR UNI OP IAOTMAN KODAK! I. COMPLETE. we have a this coat: of disc and but! L, tight or looseiittlhg. $8.50, $10.00 MEN'S SPRI ion feature observed. “.50, $8.50, 81 IPIINO HATS—in our stock you will according to the grade. on every SPRING HAIERDASHERYOOnr aele complete in every detail Includln wear that can be found in our onc' Clothing Department i, tailored and ctyllch in design. CHARCOAL—Plenty now on hand. Has been scarce. 10c bag. CIDER—Try mine for allpring Tonic. Smacklng good. Now 22c nah: do qt. Now barrel on. Last of tho cocoon, curc. APPL£8.—80mc Lemon Pippinc, crisp and good flavor. 251: pk. PARSNiPs.—80nic nice ones. 2 lbc., 5c SMALL POTATOE8.—Good, but small. 15c peck: 00c buchcl. 0. di 0. COMPANY'S TEA—if you only knew how good it to, you Lorenzo nothing. our guarantee. «noun-I lb WALL c'rnll'r, Fertili it without quanccttion as ‘ aunt and in every way the. their statements by liberal :pus chosen and now we want 700 “a call. We will, not be noticed ' we have received your rib! the subject. -- - SPRING IOP COATS made from every fashionable fabric of the season, short, long, ,.,312oo 015.00 and pic“... I ~ double-breasted and single-breasted. the latter in both direct button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics, with everyJa“ ing exclusive batters blocks, but we save you from We to,“ market produce: for ovary occasion. Strong, durable fcbrlcc, REA- NEw LOT cunts. HAM.»— THIs sTORE NOTED m In. rlcl, here Only Eye Strain?" Only eye strain indeed. but it is responsible for more HM . ' Nervoucnccc and general Discomfort than you give it credit by. your eyes give you the slightest trouble. in it not the bolt find out the «use? Our examinatlon is very thorough and could If plum are needed. Proper Claim, Properly A O. B. JACKSON in this boIVn- have 0':th splendid collection of ammo surround . 3mm airman- g.» no suns 0 812, 815. 013.320 and .1» ' : llnd reproductions of all th‘ '1'." but you buy,. ctlons in this Department 0,? g the driest, for dloc'c or m _ you will find on but fit, would use it always. "on plain black, wilted,» Emil“! tact and indlc- Ceyloni ' fine. Now lot. 10. lb. about 11 pounds and quantity of tho. hm DRIED BEEF It It“ otli. Tr and you'll buy' woy‘c.‘: . Vote early and often for the Libi'lu Dibbl .PTIOIAI nonwALtt. '9 ZQI’S cRAoLEv's POTATO NANURE, SUPERPHOSPHATE or LIME. LAND PLAmR. .‘ MAPES' PATENT,MANUREs, UNcLEAcHEo wooo Add oRooNo can. I“ . AIR BLAKED LIME, BARN-YARD MANUFEL ‘ wears/race ' ‘ ‘ .‘Ti'mar-t ,
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