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Phone 165-5
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Hot Cross
Buns
Order hero and order
urlyi _ .
EASTER nochrrss.
We also hon freshly
made chocolates.
5] 'mbig'ton 5t. .
10001 News 10103.
All the coal yards will be closed to-
da3.
—Lenve your order for a nobby lint
for Easter with M. S. Smith & Co.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Hyatt,'of 23 River street:
—~Cotonini style Derby. 0' Brion.
A meeting of the Bowling Club was
held last evening at the alleys in South
Main street.
-—-W. 1.. Douglas Shoes are sold only
by F. D. Lyon S 00.
Mrs. Pearl English. of Clay street.
has gone to thgefleld to spend Eas-
ter with her parents.
-Hot Cross Buns for Good Friday.
DcKiyn.
J. F. 'Feeieyy Associated Press op-
erator for The Sentinel. will leave
South Norwaik._tomorrow. to make a
visit at his‘home- in \Boston.
—Men's pat. colt weited Oxtords. $8:
very slick indeed. Glover‘s the Place.
Miss Cora A. rteiiey. of Wiillman-
tic. is expected today, as an Easter
visitor with err-Mayor and Mrs 1
Milton Coburn. at the Colonial Cot-
tage.
-—-Spring Suits and 0vcrcoats. ready
to wear for Easter; fit guaranteed;
Peck and Steln~Bioch makes. Selieck
& Price.
Anthony Ghiotto. the well-known
Norwalk basketball player, will shortly
begin the duties of a position with a
New York book .publishing company.
He will continue to reside in Nor walk
commuting daily.
-—Our 52 Shoes for ladies are well-I
known. Oxford and Boot a . leathers. '
F. i), Lyon Kr. Co, .
Avery Ferris. of Broad River. who
mutilated himself with a knife dur-I
ing an insane spell at his home ton
weeks ago. remains in the hospital. .
and is gradually recovering. HisI
mind remains unbalanced. and it is on- I
iy for a short time at once that he.
converses in a rhtional manner. Asi
soon as he is able tube-about again...
his relatives will hare him taken to
the insane retrrut at Middletown.
-——Very few brandsof Cigars/hold'
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan
daiil brands. I
Alfred Rollo. the tenor. of the South I
Norwaik Methodist (‘hurch who re-i
centiy removed his resideme from
South Norwalk to New York. has been
engaged for the coming musical year. I010"
commencing May 1 35 tenor in the 1 some Grow in the Sweet Eye and Bye
Ching a Ling a Loo. Mister Dooley. I
Eva and others.
iolennn’s lions StandI
quartette of the First Presbyterian I
Church. of Stamford. which is the pos-
ition resigned by Robert A. Show new
of South Norwaik. who will at that
time go to Pittsburg. Pa. to accept a
position.
—-Headquarters for all kinds of Mil
iinery Buy your Easter Hat at M. S.
Smith & Co's.
Edward F. Kelly. of 30 Lowe street.
foreman of the tool room of the Lock
wood Manufacturing Company. was
able to be at his postsof. dutr yester
day although he has not yet recovered
from the severe injury to his left hand.
Mr. Kelly was at work last week filing
a piece of steel on a lathe. when the
file flew out of his hand and the sharp
point penetrated his wrist and was
driven entirely through the hash mak-
ing a serious and very painful wound.
--Fresh Eggs. 18 for 25c. F.D.L. & Co.
The gu sts stopping at the Clifford
yesterday7were G. S. Couch. of Ridge-
field; A. C. FowlerJof Hartford; James
1Grover. of Boston: L. L. Moore. of Hoi-
yoke. Mass: Joseph Givermond. of
Boston; W S Huson. of Boston; Tho-u
' mas Sullivan and- Ch‘drles Zapp. of
l
: New Haven: W. Gilbert of New York; Iand keep an accurate account of your
income, deposit your money with
THE SOUTH NORWALK
"’l‘. H. Cutler. of New York; G. W.‘
Littlefleld. of New York: William Mc~I
Loughlin Wilkes- Barre: .
,‘llnd. of Weilsvllie. N. Y..
“Bram. of Boston.
f._—Umbrelins and Canes. O‘Brien. ‘
When in} Noodl
of a good Cigar eitthlear HavanmI
pr Domestic, come. in and look overI
-Olir colon. .-
TURKISH CIGARETTI8. .
._ A large assortment. plain, corn or?“
gold tips.
roasoco FOR me inn.
All of the popular brands of Cut
. Scroll Cuts. Minuet. Long
to or granulated.
PIPES.
There 11-“ limit “on. pocket
than. all kinds. take your pick.
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I16c -MUSIC FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I
Only a Dream of the Golden Past.
Ring Down the Curtain 1 Can t Sing To- I
I night in the Valley of Kentucky. Swnct I
{banking business and can give its ouc-
Iigomcrl uncxcollod service.
WALTHAM "
‘1.
I"; Ingold, gold filled and sil-
Ilia-am.
I “'“W105Tlll
I u can it“!
shoes.
OUR EXHIBITION on
Baxter hr Apparel
._ Our Easter Greeting this season takes the form of the most attractive offer-
ings of all the essentials of dress for Men’s and Bou’ 5 Easter wear—all but
We have gathered the largest and best colleciicm of wearabies ever shown
in the Norwaiks. a statement 0011 will endorse. ii 000 accept our urgent invitation
to view and colon the show this week.
FANCY SUITS lN 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
$0.00 to $25.00
GRAY AND
LENGTH, FOR
MEN.
HnnSdiaflncr '
Marx '
HandTailorcd
OF GRAY,
FAST, BLACK CHEVIOT, THISET
AND UNFINISHED W O R ST E D
SUITS, SACK AND FROCK STYLES,
‘ ESPECIALLY FOR SUNDAY WEAR,
$5.00 to $20.00
SPRING OVERCOATS lN OXFORD
cAeTIn NECKWEAR m A WON-
bsnFUL vanrcrv‘ EXCELLING ALL
OUR PREVIOUS sxmotrs, WITH
MANY excwsivc NOVELTIES
FOR PARTICULAR MEN. ALL THE
new omens. AND new sHAoss
250. 500. 750. $1,
SLACK, MEDIUM
CONSERVATIVE
$7.50 to $15.00
$1.50
GLOVES.
TOP cons or TANNISH GREEN
AND GREENISH TAN SHADES or
covenr; SHORT, aoxv AND
srvmsnrsrvmo TO THE LAST
DEGREE,
$0.50 to $125.00 1
Comstock Bros.
50th Norwaik.
TEL. CALL, 32-2.
VDLK HATS
SHAPES.
ALL NEW.
~PROPER GLOVES—GRAY SUEDE
AND TAN SHADES OF WALKING
ENT owns or sorr AND STIFF
SMART sr-trn‘rs AND HOSIERY—
$1200 to $150
IN MANY DIFFER-
$2.00 to $5.00
MEN... ,
we ourrrr have As WELL As
Norwalk.
TEL. CALL. 44-4.
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er Down Where the Cotton Bios»-
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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Poor or dirty Oats malte‘your horses lick and ln’ths‘ '
end you hnd them most expensive. The digortlrdorgow
ofn horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust.“
That is why i sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wish—every bag of the highest stand-
ard of quality. ..
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
(MANUEL T. HATCH.
' the famous
Fine Candies
For Easter.
We'carry a complete line of
Apollo Chocolates.
The best goods, put up in "the
neatest packages. Come and
~ look over our assortment.
Cliilord Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
TO DUN t'ROL YOUR EXPENDI-
TURES
TRUST COMPANY
J-ICKSON’S
PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER
ART
.WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
Sitting; by appointment or from'io to l: m.: 2 to 4 p. m.
. STUDIO
63 Wall Street. Nomlk.
Opposite Hotel.
This Company transects a general
WATCHES.
We and Rois! Grades
. motorcade! f those
, matches for accurate
c
40
Jeweler was...
r mum enroll work reduced.
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EASTER
EASTER OARD8 A ND NOVEL‘l’llI.
DIVOTIONAL I001“. -
. Also a Large Line of . I“.
.. 3 BIILE8, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS.
William P. Beers,
watt: “tracer; ' / uonwatit. onion.
ht-thhdoonnntnun that otherworh is neglected oh
cabinet also. 02.76%"... hall cabinet. 01.00 not; our load". “769 dad;
~ to offers 7.500 mfld‘
.» tomcat treatise on no;
I have failed in locoow
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1501i,” in» mm: Mimi-no of
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L OUR LINE/0F EMT'AN *KOOAKI
The country editor" had turned the
personal column over to his daughter
temporarll3. while politics claimed his
attention.
The daughter had studied, country
editorial methods to some advantage.
and the following items appeared:
"Tom Jones coiled last evening with
n two-pound box of candy. Cali again.
'l‘om."
"Harry Manon was around with his
trotter and bi r buggy. last week.
Don't forget t 9 number. Harry."
be good for two seats for anything that
on show nights."
"Miss Mary Martin, the milliner. has
a magnificent display of the latest
styles in her show window. How much
- “on no» auscIA.
Applause is strictly forbidden in Rus-
sian theatres
The St. Peter-burg police have dis
covered 'n gang of thieves recruited
from young men movingiln the high
est circles in Russian society.
~- in View of the frconcn deaths fol-
lowing the eating of some kinda of raw
smoked sun. the Academy: «of St. Po
in. prison
an dort .todl out ”m‘
s I II on: c
at city has
tortho not end“ my it.
The number oi:
recent-Lou.
'_‘ “innuendo-nonfatal“
mew-iii. ins-c
"Gcorge Brown's billboard is said to ~
comes. .We always like to see George
is this good for. mryi‘l—Chlcago Post.
THE MOST.
CRITICAL
f""'i'"
splendid collection of «a
”limo avrmm.
, country. They have backed
call.
the subject
”000‘
th
Has been scarce.
qt. New barrel on.
ISIIOH, OUTS.
and good flavor.
15c pock' 00c bushel.
nothing.
our guarantee.
SI WALL STREET.
CHARCOAL—Plenty now on hand.
10c bag.
CIDER. -—Try mine for a Spring Tenic.
Smacklng good. Now 22c got, ' 6c
Last of tho
APPLES—Score Lemon Pippinn, crisp
25c pk.
PARSSNIPs.—Some nice ones. 2 lbw,
SMALL POTATOES. —Good, but lmlll.
O. l. O. COMPANY'S TEA—If you
only know how good it in, you
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed. but it is responsible for more Hoflhohlo.
Nervouaness and general Discomfort than you give it credit lift“. If ‘
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the boot poloy to
had out the muse? Our cumin atlon is very thorough endow
If glasses are needed. Proper Gin-es. Properly A
O. B. JACKSON
.IADUAT. O'TIOIAI
fact and India-Ceylon.
fine. New lot. 10910.‘
about 8 pounds. -
THIS STORE NOTED for-t
and quantity or thi
and you’ll bdy “vinyl.
rice, .horo
OWN
l
a
u I
FertiliZers.‘ .-
GROUND DONE,
SRADLEY'S POTATO MANURE,
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,
N‘PES’ PATENT MANURES,
AIR SLAKED LIME,
.IARN-YARO muons. .
LAND PLASTER, ‘
UNILEACHEO wooo Adrian.
and - l ‘ .
LAWN TOP oncutuo.’ . 1.,
. . 4.4.15“
WEST IND WASHMTON
' Non! lo jurists
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nr unison. * "
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NORWALK',‘ cons.
Building]
in A... town a-vo‘bxwinwdtr” ‘
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SPRING ‘0”, Old .4...)
”1.3L. ~
for men and boy-”ond‘pr‘ohoun'chd " '
‘ it without qualification? the largest; l:
fluent and in every way the lmr .
satisfactory attentional that they
have ever seen in this part of the;
their statements by liberal pin-3
chosen and now we what YOU to
We will not be satisfied" urn-
.nr,
we have received yourulflumn .
"nil .Oa‘ I 71‘ "
SPRING '10P COATS _.
made from every fashionable fabric of the season short. longilnodittlh, I U
tight or loose fitting. and, mono. $12.00, $15.00 and No.00. . . ‘
MEN' 5 SPRING SUITS
doublebreastsd and single- breasted, the latter in both three and fonn‘.
button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics, with every iatut- wh-
ion feature observed. 863, 8.60. 810 012, .15, 813,020
SPRING HATS—in our stock you will ilnd reprbdnctlons of all the loadi,
ing exclusive hatter- blocks but we save you from 600 to 03.00
according to the grade. on every hat. you '_buy ' ‘
SPRING HAIEROASHERV—Our selections in this Department on flow
complete in every detail. including the finest, for die" or buoan60 .‘
wear that can be found
In our ono' Clothing Dopprtmont you will find
market produce: for every occasion. Strong. durable Nazi“, «infinitel-
ly tailored and stylish In design. ’
SELLECK 8: PRIDE.
98 Washington Street, South Nomtllt.
would use it aimin- ”A" lt°ln
plain block, Alma. ,Engilgh pretti-
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{yaw-1.14013;
sin rim tho
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onzoou FAT pauses. 4".”- and
new LOT oMALL NAME—Weigh '_
Mint
“Hood ..
DRIED BEEF it puts out. Try one . .
Vote early and often for the Libra- , ,:
,1 we”.
~. Emil
Norwalk Chronicler