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Dress Goods in Checks cud Mixtures.
Just the thing for Children's wear. at
26¢ a vase.
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museums Heist Inna,
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illil Neil‘s his
WEATHER FORECAST.- .
For Not-walk and vicinity: Cloudy
with light rain tohlght and Sunday.
Au eatendell area of Iow- pressure
was central this morning in eastern
Kansas; Cloudy and rainy weather
prevaihi in the central and western soc-
done. The front edge of the rain area
reaches as can cast as Plttsburg. it will
probably- reach the coast tonight.
under storms were reported from St.
Louis, Keakuk indianapoils. Spring-
held Chicago and Atlantar Conditions
layer for this vicihitynclbudy'and‘rainy
wedlher with mild temperature tonight
and Sunday.
- ril. Howard Merritt. ohEastNor-
wt it. Spent yesterday in Danbury.
\A. A. Hinds, of The Challenge Man-
utictui’lng‘ Company. is visiting in New
York _ . ‘
.—'_—Gpio_hial,style Derby. O‘Brienu ,
The monthly meeting of- the Cigar
Makers' Union will be held Monday
night.
Mrs. A. A. Lawton and daughter
with. of Brooklyn. are guests in south“
Norwaik
Miss Norah Ryan. of the Noritaik
Boston Store. has been visiting in Nau-
gatttck.
—-Salt Pork. 10c lb .M Hayes'.
Mrs Ems' ‘aad. daughter
Hattie. ofNOI walk are visiting George
Kellogg; in New Canaan
Mules Carrie Decrlng. of Norwalk has
beenafindiug the week with her als-
ter‘,.M C 0 Ella in New Canaan.
—-Leave your order for a nobby Hat
torEaster with Mali. smith taco.-
Rev. Henry E. Wing. of South Nor-
walk..fpreached two very acceptable
sermons in the M. E. Church. Sunday.
.Horace R. Nash. Elmer Hendricks
and “Jack" Hyatt. Of South Norwalk
were visitors in New Canaan recently.
—Dr. Rosen. eye. ear. nose and
throat 52 North Main street, South
Norwalk Tuesdays, Thursdays. Sattm
days from 1 to 4 p In.
l'iéputy Sheriff John W. ScIIliey and
family went to New York, yesterda.
to remain over Easter with Mr. Scu-
ley' a sister.
A FOUNDATION.
Everyone knows about the man who
built his house upon the sand and. the
who built his house upon the rock.
.mt was true then is also truert'oday.
The am thing to he considered in the
constnIction of a building is a solid
foundation. The next of most import-
ance is to secure the best materials for
its construction—material that bag no
flaws and contains no adults
This applies most stronfilgw to paint.
The colonial Paint is l
pure-not one ounce of adultcrauon
can be found in it. Every package
bears ourotate obemlst’s report.
For sale by Fox Cycle & Hardware
. 4 1 ‘4
"”ng; ”I , .‘
WI. Bennett. of
was a h Norwaik', this week. ml
min Abbi New York East Confer-v
Some of the experts with a gun from
Norwslk went to Bridgeport, yester-
day. to attend the shoot of the North
End Dun Club - ‘
Sewer gallons; wears longer Davao.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson. oi
Hurlbutt. attended the ordination of.
Rev. 'A. 0. Swatch, III south Nor-
walk. this week. ~ ~
Easter neckWear for men and wom-
an is found in great variety of styles
wand prices at the I) M. Read Co.
James my. of is StIi'aI-t avenue who
has been ill at his homo for the past.
three weeks. with pneumonia. is able
to be around again
" ——Sbe' Hotel 1 stallion Sunday Dinner
Bill 'bf‘ Eli-e. ntrance on the corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Oottleib and
daughter. of Ridgetleid. spent yester-
day with Mr. and Mrs. issdore Gott-
ieib, in North Main street.
Edwin Johnson. of West Norwalk. is
the new freight agent at the New Ca-
naan-station. lie‘taltes the place of
M. S. Laney-who resigned Saturday.
‘ «Umbrellas and Canes. O'Brien.
Philip. Daniel and Richard Gleason.
of South Norwalk are spending the
Easter days with their former neigh-
bol- and chum. Master David Paterson.
of New Canaan.
Mrs. Henry Burtls. of West Norwalk.
presented her husband with a son last
Sunday. “Grandpa" Charles Burtls of
New Canaan, is exceedingly blow. us
this is his first grandson.
—-Plate Corned Beef tic 1b.. at Hayes’
Men share in the Easter prepara-
tions as well as the women. For lllus.
tratton there are new shoes. gloves.
ties. etc. to be purchased. The How:
land Dry floods Co. can fix you up in a
jiffy.
Miss A. Agnes Chopourian went to
Hartford. yesterday, to' give two vocal
solos at the Congregational Church.
during 12 and 3 o’clock. where she has
been engaged as soprano soloist from
May lat.
—Headquatters for all kinds of M11-
l.inery Buy your Easter list at N. S.
Smith & Cass. . .
J. 8. Jeffrey. Boston;
J Ashworth. New' York: rs. c. A.
Pierpont. New Haven: Mrs. James
Campbell Litchficid: L. L. cooper. of
New York Were guests at the Hotel
Clifford. yesterday.
George lhglidm. of ’10 Spring street.
who has bee seriously ill. and threst~
used with ty hold fever. is able to be
about the house. Mr. in ham is chief
ranger of Court Narruk .of A.’- and
this villi be good news to his friends.
--Easter Sunday Bill of Fare at Ho-
tel rimmed in another column Eu-
trance oa the corner
Tomorrow at the Lamont Club. Mr.
Robinson will address the Members.
This will be an address which will up-
peal to all. Any young man desiring
to do so may attend the meeting in
the club room Smith Harwell: Cou-
gregaticaai. Church. ' ’
.mfill can: LADY.
.and Mrs.
Lwiileg‘Id free with full Instructions
soiho O! S simpleprep timi for the
cereal! uneasiness. atios. on.
N FINDS: of the Womb.
Sdin’t Or' tVflF’si'n'ful Peri s. Tumors or
Om Slot Flashes, iris to Cry.
Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain
in the Buck and all Female Ttoubles.
to sameness: address. To mothers of
suffering daughters 1 will explain a
Successful Home Treatment. if you
decide to continue it will only cost
about 12 contra weeli toguarantee a
core. 1 do nob'wish-dobseli you M!!!
thin . Tell other sufferers of it. that
Is a] I ask. Address Mrs. M. Sum-
mers, Box 316 Notre Dame 1nd.
s. s. _T___iliotson.
Spring Opening
Fine Millinery‘
macs acts and soul.
8. Wm m
an... a. Anderson «as...
mime;
.Ws issue Library voting tickets with
all purchases. .3
.Cog’South Nor-walk; Norwalk Hard-
..No'rwa k. -
MINI "THURSDAY EVENING
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This Will interns “
Careful Sufism.
. Nafiutflaiisintts .prlme. Aim Chico 10mm ,
'Awordsbontl-lamsacdnscon: Rohoeilrcs.’ famossiieninrandiialas.
15c; . W ,.
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Oh yes! In share is the later
preparation; share fully and profitably.
OHS for illustration. There is a
himm our and cum to the
sauces acid her that men can
cool it a glance“ A.
. No man. '1 shoes excel the Walton-
at the price. few equal them. Strong
claim—hut we. offer the shoes in evi
dence.
. . Look at the new Spud lastas sass-
bibit. Siruit inside edge with race.
fui swing on the outer. Shape y
that‘ it raised enough to give ample‘
room. Slick as Sam Slick himself.
Chrome wax cin or patent leather.
The one 33. 50; the other .4
But well shoes younger brothers to
the Walk-over. ll of “go" mo: go a
good many miles on one's feet before
they wear out. Viol kid. box calf, pat-
ent leather—82.50 and S8.
Mister Man: We can ‘iltyou in a Jiffy.
Shoe store.
AND FURNiSHiNOS. This is a store
that sells a lot of furnishings—wimp”
because it sells good. stylish sorts at
right figures
Men are delighted with the new gray
ties with the handsome striped pat;-
terns with the rich white ones. They
brea c oi sprmg~—they sell for half
a ”dollar Fourl-in hands or the new
shield tacks that go on so nicely with
a high-band collar.
GLOVES~None better than mum
and Adler's and Meyers'. There’s a
rattling good gray suede from Meyers
at 81.50. Silk-embroidered back and
finely stitched. But its not fair to
pick out one; all the good gloves are
ready :1. 50 and 01.85
Gloves for boys. too. Kid and dog-
skin-81. 75c and 60c
SHIRTS—disady new pat the, at
like custom made. 81 60 and 1.
A special lot at 850. Madras in
tasteful stripes on white Worth at
least a dollar,
Right aisle, front.
EASTFR CARDS.
As pretty a token as one can think
of for the season.
Pretty in design and color inscrib
ed with appropriate sentiment.
2c to the
Right aisle, rear.
sasreasirrs.
The custom ofimskiag Easter gifts
is growing each year.
Here are pretty ones—vases, pic-
lures. iardinleres‘a and so us. Some of
the prettiest vases are crys gloss:
there are many styles of iniem.
25c 50c and to to
Basement
was soc/LAND
oar occasion.
sachet. cm;
Phone 188.
l .I
Fur-mo
by improved methods, hence. more
reasonabl'sit-fldre lilting. '
Gold. Silver. Nickel. Copper: or
so Antique Bream
.r‘"
Motors.
The New England Iconic llo
tor really has no superior. Gilli)
show you one.
no: G, N. Mm
H'F'G CO.
5‘ wsmsrz. M. NORVALK.
F's-1T" I
This is the week to eat Creep Sloo-
nah, when you can eat them at area-
' :n
sonabie price. Small Bluefish.1lc.
tug Bluefish. 100; Steak Cod. 10c;
Wilden-mm. much. so. no;
Slab selling at reasonable prices.
CAPT snow“
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0mm sja‘om m. an other kinds of
Now :3 recs
we“: re. aspen ‘rmIr
noon.
See how nice are the papers we offer
at 20 and 5c roll.
in hanging paper we use Slsk's Siz-
ing, a perfect disinfectant.
i
201 East summon Sheet.
EASTER OPENING
at the
Neil? Store. 661 Wall St.
noun, 1er id.
The ladies of The Norwalks and vi-
cinity are cordially invited to call and
inspect the largest stock of fine millin-
ery‘ ever shown at one time in this lo
cality.
III. IBKEIIIIIN & u.
Connected Wtiil Large Bridgeport Es-
tsbilshmant.
illiiES‘ ”TENN:
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THINK IT
OVER.
We. have about fifty OAS
RANGES on hand. which we will
sell at the same price as last
year. or 89.15 and $12.75 each,
connected has;
arm uu's Indies is depleted,
prices will be increased $2.00.
Don't come around after these
are gone and say that you are
sorry you were late. '
Conn. Ram" y and
Lighting Company.
Innis blind
mm.
not warm.
moors
”TWO.
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South Normals. Conn.
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man. summon
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SATURDAY ARR L 11.
it's a orlter!
THE IVEROREEN SUCCESS.
The amusement bargaln‘of the season.
The Original and Only One
HOVT'S
A Bunch of Keus
(OR THE HOTIL)
Character: AItlsts who conceive New
ldus and Execute them in the most
brilliant. manner.
Jokes and Methods that are fresh and
bright.
A Screaming Farce. bubbling with
merrlmeni originality and wit.
EVERYTHiNO RIGHT UP TO DATE.
PRICES, 25c, 35c and Mic.
Matinee, 15 and 28°.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
MONDAV. APRIL 18.
Positive Appearance of
DINMAN THOMPSON.
in "The Daddy of 'em All."
lite Old Homestead.
Production identical with original cast
of favorites, including
THE FAMOUS OLD HOMESTEAD
. DOUBLE QUARTETTE.
PRICES: 26c, 59c, 76c and “.00.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16.
"The Work of a Master Hand."
~—Mall and Express.
MR. WILLIAM MORRIS
and a Company of Artists,
in ii. V. )smond's (lrcnt Play,
When We Iicre Twenty-One-
SEST COMEDY EVER WRITTEN
PRICES. 26, 60, 75c, 31.
Carriages 10:40.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
SATURDAY APRIL 18,
The Season's Most Notable Event
Engagement of the Distinguished
Actress,
MRS. LeMOYNE.
in Glen MucDonough's Successful
Comedy.
mAmong Those Present
Direct from its run at the Garden
Theatre New York City
Management of George H Irenuan.
PRICES, 25c, 50c 75c. 01.00 £1.50.
Carriages may he ordered for 10: 45
Free list. positively suspended for
this engagement
Still at scald opens at Hoyt‘s Thes-
tre. South Norwallt, and Wood's drug
store. Norwsllr, 5 days in advance of
all attractions.
SW1 Announce-eat.
On Saturday eyening. April 18 the
distinguished actress. Mrs. LeMoyne.
will be seen in this city at Hoyt‘s Thea-
tre. in h r latest successful comedy,
“Among hose Present." under the di-
rection of (lamps H. Brennan; This
promises to be the most notable event
of the present theatrical season Sale
of seats will commence on Tuesday.
April 14. Prices 50 cents to 81. 80. On
account of the interest manifested in
Mrs. LeMoyne's appearance. and the
large number. of inquiries already made
at the box chine, it has been decided
that applications for seats sent in be-
fore the opening of the sale will be filed
in the order of their receipt. Free list
will positively be suspended for this
engagement.
'. rue? HAT MAKERS’
SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY'S
Grand Ball
Music llnll. .
Monday Night. April 13th.
As an especial attraction they have
engaged at‘great expense,» the only
CHUCK CONNORS.
The Far-Famed Mayor of Chinatown,
and his Oriental wife, in sayings.
Witness and doings. descriptive of
WChinatown life.
ADMISSION, 25c.
‘ a9 4t
Stall llo'mil
CONGREGATIONAL Oliiiiicli
. TUESDAY IVE, APRIL 14th.
in a dramatic recital of , .
“nu Hotshot It View
ADMISSION,. 35c.
Reserved Seats. 10c extra.
'Lhkwcod’s Hell. ,
Muddy Evening. April 13.
Catholic Ciub’§
Easter Reception and
Concert.
A4 sled in
and Jesse'- Orchestra.
Concert begins at 8:16 promptly.
' ,Dancingatlzli.
TICKETS
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AT Hours Wurst,
_. as wide the right thing for Suite or
Mr. Charles r. urchin:-
""..--~ “’~ Coal is Lower.
mormmmwiui
. Agent for May Manton's Patterns.
n. 1'“. rm. 3' ‘ . . 1' . .~
someones Goods News
. Thptjs well worth the reading
,
Beauty Show of Silks
You’ll find exceptional value here
A wealth of Wash Goods
All priced to your liking
The White Goods showing
DRESS GOODS SECTION HERE ARE SOME
ATIT 8 BEST ' ' WASH GOODS SAROAINO
High water mark now in the dress You'll admit that they are hargsi
goods section. Range of styles. range when you see them Every
of colors, range of prices most com- fresh from the looms. and um
plots. and styles are both right. ‘
38 inch all wool Albatross and Nuns' 27 inch Figured Lawns. big adsori,
Velling Dress Goods, new spring ment. to pick from at 7c yd.
dress shades. at 50c yd. 32 inch Fancy Piques, white grou
38 and 42 inch Voiles, the new cloth work in blue red and black dots,s .
in navy royal tan and black, at 59c neat figures, at 150 yd. ' ‘
31.1 A choice assortment of Fancy Lung
42 inch Ail Wool Batiste Dress Goods anti Swisses in stripes or figured MW
in pink. blue and cream at 590 yd. yd.
31 inch All Wool French Challles,
satin stripe. desirable shades at. title yd.
Special 52 inch Granite Cloth in
black and blue only. at 89c yd.
THE SELLING 0F SILKS
There's iliie to wander at why silk
selling is so active. Never wcrc silks
32 inch French Lawns. very fine QM“
ity. neat patterns. at 25c yd.
27 inch Plain Colored Lim.,st‘fi
stripes in blue. pink, nile greoh' 3
block, at 26c yd. “'
THE NEW WHITE GOOD.- ..
it pays to buywhlte goods car
so economically priced. if you choose lines are unbroken. The?’ re . ,
now you get a pick of the best. ‘ clean and crisp. We'll tempt you
19 inch Lining Taffeta Silks popular follows.
White Pique in stripes and heat Sf ft»
ures at 15c y.d
27 inch White Madras in stripes and.
figures 25c yd.
27 inch White Merccriaed Oxftii'tis.t
in the new basket weave also fit tibiae
ty stripes and figures at lilo yd . -
A full assortment of indiu Linen Vie-
toria Lawns and French Lawns m
10c to 590 yd ’
Shades. at 390. yd.
Natural Color Pongee Silks 21 inch-
Separaie Wulsis. at 49c yd,
19 inch Nuiural Color Corded Pon
gee Silks. special finish at 59c yd.
20 inch Corded Wash Silks in colors.
also cream at 49c yd.
20 inch Wash Silks in blacks. extra
heavy. high lustre at Sac yd.
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235- -55 Washington SL. 50. Norivaik, Cl
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The Fair Chill and Flu Store
Israel, Proprietor.
I: now open for the Easter Trade with a new and complete 'w
Stock of ladies' Clocks. Suits. Jackets and Shirts. also a fine
line of Milllnery.
Quick Sales and small Pram :
Call andsee some of the "Bargains" tbs! I offer. This
“Bargain Sale" will last only until Saturday night. ‘1‘
Trade with the Fair Cloak and For Store. 1 . ~"
68 Washington Street
Open Evenings.
335;- .m
ue lieu Easter Oxford
at Olsen‘ 5. with four buttons patent colt skin, faxed. hand sewed. ’
price $3. so. is O. K. this spring for Men. .
NORWALK HEALTH SHOES AND OXFORDS I} ‘
this spring are new shapes and give the feet style and comfort.
with a cushion sole that makes them flexible. #-
PRICE IN OXFORDS, $2.50 and $3.00. ‘ ' f
1.000 MATCH SAFES FOR EVERY LITTLE GIRL FREE TQ
TAKE HOME THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Olsen’ 9 Slide Store
a: wAsHmc'rou so. some NORWALK. court“
4.
fi‘Q “13}.
This is the time of year when the baby needs plenty of fresh air. Vi!
have the line of Go Carts which will insure pleasure for. the one who Mtg
es. as well as for the baby. .' “all _
They are easy as well as pretty made for long use and- don't cost much? {ii
. We carry the well known makes of Heywood and Wakefield Compost"!
E. A. Whitney Company and Kelley Brothers.
Remember the voting content~
A. J. COLLINS & 60..
mutant. onsecrona sup “insulted.
l2 to 18 North Main St.
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