Plionc l65-5
Hot Cross
Buns 1:-
Ordor born and, art/hr
only. 1'
EASTER NOVELTIES.
"/0 also hav‘o freshly
modo chocolates.
51 Wuhlngtbn St.
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A luncheon was served lust night at
the Norwalk Club.
J. 1'}. Sluter and MISS Ethel Slater
have moved from West. avenue, to No.
1 Washington street.
"Hanan put, colt Oxfords. exception-
ally nobby. Glover's the1 P1111111.
Mrs. (‘hurles Seymour has been ill
the past two weeks at her home in
Main street, Norwalk.
The. annual reception of tho Catho-
li1: Club will be. held at Lockwood's
Hall, Tuesday evening.
w-Vury tew brands of Cigars hold
'thelr own like the imperial Crown. It
has been sold for “) years and over.
and Is now 1on.-Ii1lered one of the stan-
1|aI1I bInIIds.
Mira Barbara ()‘ilam Oi’ Smntogu.
is the 1111181 other IIIotth, M15. Mai)
O’Hara. Chestnut street.
YMrs. FI‘unk Gerard, of Snyvilio, N.
,lcius been visiting her mother. Mrs.
IYI .Geiaigd for 11 low days.
A. Dickeiman and Sons ad. is full
of Easter attractions. Read it.
James Dixon. pressor In Dennis &
Blanchard's straw shop. is ill at his
home in Second avenue, E. N,
~(irey, gentlemen, Neekwear. lend
the bent for Easter. Solleck at Price.
The graduates of the town high
school IIre scheduled to meet this ul-
toInoon, at the Center utziIooi.
A number of the pupils of the ilnr-
strom school, 1911 todny for their
homes in various parts of the country.
——’l‘he well-known Walk—Over Shooi
has the Union stamp. F. I). Lyon & Co. .
The prayer meeting ill the1 South.
Norwuik Methodist Church will 'bo'
held tomorrow night at 7:30 instead on
tonight.
Alfred (ioldspiuk. oi the Dennis &.‘
Blanchard nInIIIII'uotory, has recovered!
from u 511'1: 1'11 mid and returned to his.
duties as pres-.5111. I
~1’oumaII, Youngs I)eri11.S1. 08111111.
(3111111111 il.lli1'st has left the employ, I
of the Wheeler Show Hot shop and
taken a position w1.i1 the Luikwood
Manufacturing Company
'lhe meeting of the iioly Name So
elet) of St Mary“ .1 ChIII'-.1II to hav1l1
been hid in .st night. has been posh.
poned until I'ur'th111 noti1:.e I
—-I1‘resh supply of (‘ho1olnt11s uudI
13011 Bonn, our own make. for Easter.
Muster Novelties. IleKlyn. i
The Helping Hand Circle of King's
Dnughtors of Norwalk Methodist
Church will meet Friday evening. with
James Moran. one of the. popular ex-
tra men on the Red Line trolley. ill;
company with his sister. has gone to
Illinois'to spend 11 couple of weeks
with their brother.
Fewer gallons; wears louger: Demo
The Boston Store makes an excep-
tional offering for Saturday in women's
tailor made suits. Their ad. will tell
you all about it. .
G. N. McKibbin Company will close
their factory all day Good Friday. They ._ , ','
' 1
have also changed their working
hours. Working until 6 every night, one
closing Saturday at 3 o‘.clock
—Queen Quality . Sh11es-Sprlng
styles. F D. Lyon & Co.
Miss -..nriotte E. Quigley and Davis
St. John Camp will be nlnriied at the
Camp homestead next Wednesday ev-
enim. at 7 o‘.clock The Rev Charles
M. Selieck will perform the ceremony
The D. M. Read Company. in their
ad today. make you an offer In station
cry which should be taken advantage
of.
The Rev. Romilly F Humphries, rec-
tor of Trinity Church etiolated at the
service last evening at the Chapel of
- Our Holy Saviour. Berkeley street. and
preached an excellent sermon 'to a
goodsiced congregation.. connidorlng
15c MUSIC FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Only :1 Dream of ”111 Golden i‘nst.
lllng Down tiI11.(‘III'tuin l (‘ nu'l Sing To
night, III the Valley of i(eI1III1I._1,S111111I ,
Clover, Down Where the Cotton llios-
$011111 Grow, in the chet iiye and ilye.
Mrs. G. Lewis Price. of,Me.rwin street. I (:hlng a lint: 11 Loo, Mister “”01“, 1
11111111 111111 81111.,
‘M‘ . L I
l
and keep an accurate account of your
income, deposit yOur monoy with
THE SOUTH IVORW‘LK f
the weather.
banking busincu and can give its cuc-
1501119111 uncxcellcd norvIcO..
shoes;-
to view and enjou the showihis week.
OUR EXHIBITION OF
Baxter 11 Apparel
. Our Easier Greeting this season takes the form of the illOSI attractive offer-
Ings of all the essentials of dress for Men’s and 8011’s Easter weak-all; but
. We have gathered the lamest and best collection of wearables ever shOwn
In the Norwalks. a statement uou will endorse, if uou accept our urgent invitation
l
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 SHAPES OF YOUNG
MEN AND MEN—-A FIT FOR EVERY
SIZE
$6.00 to $25.00 1
HonSdnfl'ncr
0 Marx '
Hand'l'ailorcd ‘
FAST BLACK CHEVIOT, THIBET
AND UNFINISHED W0 R ST E D
SUITS, SACK AND FROCK STYLES,
ESPECIALLY FOR SUNDAY WEAR,
$5.00 to $20.00
TOP COATS OF TANNISH GREEN
AND GREENISH TAN SHADES OF
COVERT; SHORT, BOXY AND
STYLE-SATISFYING TO THE LAST
DEGREE.
$6.50 to $15.00
spnmo OVERCOATS IN oxrono
anv AND BLACK, MEDIUM
LENGTH, FOR coussnvniva
MEN. ‘
$7.50 to $15.00
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.
25c. 501:. 750. $1, $1.50
PROPER GLOVES-GRAY SUEDE
AND TAN SHADES OF WALKING
GLOVES,
$1.00 to $150
VOLK HATS IN MANY DIFFER-
ENT STYLES OF SOFT AND STIFF
SHAPES.
$2.00 to $5 00
SMART SHIRTS AND HOSIERY—
ALL NEW.
we OUTFIT aovIs AS WELL AS
MEN.
Omstock Bros.
South Norwalk.
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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Poor or dirty Outs make your horses sick and in the
and you find them most expensive, The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chair and duct.
That is why I sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wish—~evcry bag of the highelt Itcnd-
nrd of quality:
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUELLH‘ATCH.
-1 Norwaik.
TEL. CALL, 44-4.
the famous
nontest
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TO com-1101. voun’ EXPENDI-
TURES
ART
53 Wall Street, Norwnlk. \
”j‘lliOkso‘N's“
PDATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER .,
Oppoolto Hotoi,
WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
Sitting. by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.: 2 to 4 p. m.
STUDIO
Fine Candies
For Easter.
We carry 11 complete line of
Apollo Chocolates.
The best goods, not up In the
packages.
look over our assortment.
Cliflord’i’hafmacu,
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3mm
Come and
8T8.
Norwnlk.
TRUST COMPANY
This Company transact. n gonorul
. .L--1.‘~——— 7“..-
When In IVood
of a good Cigar. either Clear Havana.
or Doinostic. come In cud look over
our cues.
TURKISH CIGARETTES.
A large apartment, plain, cork or
gold tlplz
TOBACCO FOR The PIPE.
All of the nonuni- brands of Cut
Plugs, Sci-11in Guts. blixtureo, Long
Cuts 01- grunnlatcd.
, PIPES. .
There to no Iimi: to them. necks of
Inks i k.
WALTIIAM
spodclly recommmdtdfor those
mining watclm for accurate
WATCHES.
Riverside and Royal Grade:
A. cmW. AUSIIII,
a WALL “non.
be”In 3:3“, gold filled ind sil- " "
but this does not mean that other work in
month price- on oil work reduced.
Cabin» Olin. $2.75 601.; half cabinet, 01.!) on: our tailor.
£15018. 1! halo Shoot. Norwolk.
EASTER
EASTER cAnos A NO nOVchIao.
,DEVO'IIIONAL soaks.
Alto I Largo Linc 6f
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL News.
The barge Ethel arrived this morn-
ing with a hold full of bituminous coal
which is consigned to Raymond Broth-
Mlss Irene Dibbleywho has been
attending a wedding in Amityvillo. L.
has returned to her home in South
fiMen'c and 30:11 Cops. O’Brien.
A hearing on the Abe Israel estate
in this town buvo OmenOd ‘m l.
splendid collection of ' ' .
I .
spam autumn} ‘ ,5
memo orthcol‘n: ‘
for men and boy: on pronouncod‘
11 without qualification tho mac.
fluent and In every my tho I'm '
loticfcctory cocci-manhunt tho! '1
have ever seen in this but 95:111.!
country. They 111111 nicked; mp.
their lutemontl by liberal pm"-
choseo and now we wont YOU to
call. We will not he mlmd .11qu .. ‘
we have received your Raynor:
the subject. . ,4 ‘5‘ ‘1 ‘
5111111111 1011 c0115
made from every fashionable fabric of/the- -,aeason short,- long;
tight or loose- fitting. $8.50, 51000, 512.00, 315.00 and 518.”.
MEN’ 3 SPRING SUITS
douhlchrcostcd and single-breasted. the latter In both three and tnur- .
button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics, with every latoo‘mnsh- '
ion feature observed. $6.50, $3.50. 310 :12, 315, 3111,.czo and $211. ' .j
senmo NATO—In our smelt you will Iind reproducticncor :11th mil- ' '
lug exclusive hatters’ blocks: but we save you from 500 to 52.051 ’ "
according to the grade. on every hat you buy 1
SPRING{4511,65Ri'lA8l11dElira—Ourl sdelectlons in this Department on not}
compo 11 every on non In the finest. fo ll”!
wear that can be found 3 r dross my .-
but ’ H V
11
In our Boyu' Clothing Department you will find tho
market produce: for every occaclon. Strong, durabinf ricoj
ly tailored and ntylioh in design.
will be held before Referee in Bank-
Saturday.
' ruptey. J. W Banks in Bridgeport.‘
John Cookerhan who hns been at
in
-—————1—
William P. Beers. .
nonwnut. com,
I .1111 Wonvoommadmm
Betto‘ Military Academy in Stamford,
has returned to his home tor the East-
er vacation '
life is to take a course a}, the Brown
Bit-alumni College.
William Taylor, of the Itn-niture do-
partment at W. S. Sturtevcnt'u store.
In confined to his home by n alight
attack of illnou.
it to probnble tho: tho biennik
Bank clerkc' buoboll team will ploy
the. Hut-strum school tom met-111111111:-
tel-“c return from tho M
«We have the new shop“ of in
mode try The Orofut I Knoll]: Co. SOI-
hot & Moo.
TbO one of Roy Bprinntcln. the
this morning, but was postponed to thI
W11.
11 on or MAN 11001110
10 count-1n.
READL7X7
CHAHRCObAL—Pienty ngcwb on band. would one it alwnyo. Hlvd It In
as con scarce. . lg.
ClDER.-Try mine for a Spring Tonic. 2":1".:‘:‘.';dm2: I 5‘09",“ lnyk-
Smacking good. Now 22c galJu
qt. New barrel on. Lalt of the OREGON FAT PRUNES -.L'II. "'5
fine. Now I02. 101: lb. I
season, cure.
APPLES. —80mc Lemon Pipplnl, crisp NEW LOT SMALL HAMSr-WgIlII '- »~
about a pwoundc
and good flavor 25c pk.
PARSNIPS. --80mc nice ones. 2 Ib|., THIS STORE NOTED 'for tho quIIIIy‘
and quantity of the hind-Clio“
SMALL POTATOEsW—Good but small. DRIED BEEF It uh out. Tr o o
151: pack: 60c bushel. and you’ll buy allnys. y M
0. 1b 0. COMPANY’S TEAu—if you VotO early and often for tho' LIMO-
only know how good It In, you rch,I1Orc.~ . Mi,’
Lorenzo lebIO.
Only Eye Strain. ‘ . ‘-
Only oyo strain Indeed but It is reuponslblo for non Item 1
Nervouoneu cud general Discomtort than you give It: credit tom 11f “'
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. in it not the but policy- to ~
find out the cause? Our enmin ntion is very thorough and com
géoihlug. "£15on are needed, Proper (lion-on. Properly AM
“gnu . .
O. B. JACKSON
.IADUA‘I’I OPTIOIAI
ll WALL, DTIIIT.
nonwALx. m.
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. . . . ..
Fertilizers.
annocsvvs POTATO MANURE,
supzneuospunc 0F LIME.
1111111531 PATENT hAnunEs,
GROUND‘BONE,
AIR SLAKEO LIME,
BARN-Yuan MANunc. '.'.“..
. LAND PLASTER. .. 9', . -
UNILEACHED wOoo «hilt. , I
m
Tolophono lad.
Tqufdk Way to success in o business ‘
f 1mm colored lid chugod mun-hey ‘
~ on incorriglhliicy. on to Inn conic
, up In tho Norwalk um court nail
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Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.“
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BLUEFISH.
SPANISH I"
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