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Low Prices
New Easier'Goods
Vent Late‘siglhinqs
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5! Washington St.
Illi‘ilI NIIII’T Notes.
Williltm L. Olsen. oi Not-walk. is in
Now York today on a business trip.
The Carpentera‘ Union will hold a
regular meeting on Thursday night.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ern-
est ’1‘. ’1'Illcy. lluion street. Sunday
evening.
...II drill of the Trinity Naval Itc-
snrvos will be held tomorrow evening.
Instead of Thursday.
“'helI getting your gloves for Eus-
tor roIIlenIbI-r the lloston Store. The
l’ k L. is one of their leaders.
The annual meeting of Trinity par-
II-‘Il will be held In the church In South
Norwalk. Monday night, April ilh.
Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. It. held
II meeting. last night. at which 0011““-
ornble routine business was transacted.
.\ regular meeting of Palestine (‘as-
llo. Knights of the Mystic Chain. was
held last evening. at Mystic (‘hnlu llull.
liclII'y ltcultII'. who is located in
central New York state. Is tho guest ol
Professor and Mrs. Carl A. Harstrolu.
ol Norwalk.
’l'III- Norwalk Carpentors' l'nlon will
hold a meeting 'l'hursIIAy evening. In
Sons of ’l'ompI-I‘aueo Hall. in the III-
zetto building. 4 ~
You sacl‘llloo nothing In ill or wear
or style, in wearing Hart Sehafiuer 8;
Marx clothes. At Rogers SI: Stcvons'.
priced from 815 to 825.
-—'I'hc Misses St. .lohu. 49 Wall St..
will make a special display of trimmed
and untrimmed milline‘ry Wednesday
and Thursday. March (lilth and :ilst.
Mrs. Iieard and daughter. lilies Iter-
tlIII iioard. oi Bothel ate the guests oi
Mr. and Mrs Charles A 'lutkor oi
"Alain siIoot Norlvallt
Uneus Tribe will hold an important
r'chenlsnl of the Iiogrou loam, tonight.
at 8 o'I-IloIk. and tho shellem III-quests
every member to bc plesent.
’l‘ho children will expect some Ehsv
for gift. so don't disappoint ihcm. you
will lind ll cIIolcc assortment at .\l. III.
Lowe‘s to make your selection from.
The now underwear- lll weigh suitn
IIIII for spring is all ready at eud's.
The stock is complete and there are
stiles enough to suit eIct .oue. See
IIII
\\ illIaIu llayIIIoud, of “'cstport. who
has been spending some. time III Aliso-
IIiII_ has left for New lwndoll, where he
has secured II position in a large manu
litt‘ltli'y.
Order II gas range. and. gas motel
heater from the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company at once and be
among the first to enjoy complete llnp
pilll‘ss during hot weather.
A regular weekly session of tho Nor-
walk Aerie. P. (l. EurwiliI be held in
Red Men's Hall. in the Gazette build-
ing, tomorrow cvonlltgl‘ A olassIot
about thirty "candltlatcs hro expected
to in on hand for initiation.
There is It flIIor, larger. more varied
lot of suits at Howland'a now than in
any previous spring season. The
rules run the whole scale from the
very plain to th’erbry I'iolily trimmed.
You should look over the assortment.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor was in
Bridgeport. this morning. on huslucse.
The ilIiIe for"thc appeal of
Sehsuh-anh case closed yesterday,
and no appeal was filed by Nash. lt Ia
understood that he will pay the dam,-
ages round for Mr. Schaub.
—-All are invited to see the newest
ideas In Easter hlilinI-ry at The Misses
St. Johns'. Wednesday and Thursday.
March 30th and 31m.
The stilt of William Woodrutl‘. a lo-
cal hatter. against the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company for
damages sustained in an accident last
year. In Norwalk. is on trial today. in
Bridgeport. Judge Walfilr appcars for
Woodrufl'. It Is understood this after—
noon that the cane was,settled out of
wall. and that it will now be dropped.
E. W. Plait 11H.» or New Hav-
en: Charles Ferry. II‘ Haicks.
Bridgeport: _.\. S. llunkI-r, H F. A.
Host-o A. Ii. Iliortlson. C. \\. Park H.
.l. Monohnn Bert Rycr. ”William Rob-
lnson New York; R. narstom, E. F.
Wilde It. A', Cody Boston:
on. Saratoga: H. W. Jones. .ndlanapw
Ila: A. V. Wainwright, city: C. 0a-
bornc. Norwallt. were 'gueots at the
Clifford. yesterday.
The opening service of Holy Week
will be held in tnc lI‘irI-It Methodist
Church tonight. The sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. George Dr w
Egbert, pastor of the Nor-walk Congre-
gational Church. Tbilfiwill.» an op-
portunity for many who have never
heard Rev Mr. Egbert. to enjoy one
of his instructive and helpful sermons.
Mrs Baton will rcndét‘ a gospel solo
and mist in the congregational sing-
' lag. A general invitation is extended
to the public tube wig-eat. ..
Remembarweanhhmm
afullttnn
tho '
BH'RBoIt-I
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Tel Call 52-2
com.» um I: um mm... a am
Rogers 8- Stevens,
II aren‘t“ ‘ :1
Our Croat Cucrantu‘: Satisfaction
or Money Back.
DISTINCTIVECLOTIIES
FOR EASTER IIIAR
You sacrifice nothing In [It or
woar.ar style in wearing Hart
Schaffncr & Marx clothry. priced
from
$15 to 325
Only the most expensive tailors
can do as wall for you.
fl A: a rut at m and styid. we in-
. vitc ycu to try on what you like.
hora; buy on your Judgment of tho.
clcthcs. Wc arcIsurc. vcur satis-
faction will outlast thcm .' and nut
season you will come again.
Chclcc pattcrns In .tancy mix-
turu and cvcrplalds. and the dc-
pcndablc blacks. in single and don-
ble-breasted sack suit: .I snappy cc-
ycrt top coat: and long overcoat:
made rain-proof, ready to put on
and wear.
Take yourpick cf the picked bat-
tcrns in fancy shirts. plain and
platted bosom: .Iln smart new neck-
wcar .I in fancy hosiery. You'll find
our collection complete. ‘I "
Our show of EASTER HATS in-
cludes tho authoritativc' shapes in
Barbie: and Soft Hats. at $3. .82.
Everything bays wcar from hats
to hose.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK PROS. .
Squth NorwalIk. Conn
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I III 11* 1er I IloItIIoII (ii III l oi I'tII d
“on \Iiil Iltiti a lIlIeIIIII; tonieht.
IlIIIIII (‘Ilph Ill IIIII‘TUSN' ‘(III and non
IltI lame ialllt'k III lII‘lIl lISII :II II ”Still"
-lIlo |l|IiI'S.
lI“Icsh :ll“ii\':ll.\ oi 1I.II
‘llill‘Iit'l. Rind liit ad.
the fish “It“.
Miss .\lIIrllIII ii:lIIlIt"\_ or South .\'III
walk, has IIIItcrI-II lizII .\'uI‘\IIIii IlIop
Ial III undergo an operation.
(‘oIIllcillIIaII .\\'iiliuII: 1’. 1..” I-\\'(liltI.
if Norwnlit. ilItIlIds slmttly to IIIli”| .‘l
at i'iIItIl ll ~
II I l \lIiiIlK In
'IIeIIt Inar‘nII. .It lIIK‘xll‘l‘Wi in West
.-inlII street.‘ .
Company li‘s co-Iccl't will he held
he cIItIrtIIiIIiIIg IllliSIs IIlil la.»
\IIIIII- Isl tilt-e and “II. III” (‘ IllIl.
J. \N SMITH GOES TO NEVADA
‘Irothor of Minot 8 Smith the SIIIII!
.‘I‘oIIIIIIlk dr\ goods (It‘I‘Itt‘l , lI-IIII-= III. ‘zt
IEII Mining ('nIIIpIIIIy. .\il.
llo wa~ in South Norwallt'
'IIslortltIy. to sov- about getting an all
ompressor .i‘rmI Inc Nortvn‘lk Iron
\I'Ilrlts Company, for use in II: - mines.
Iompanr.
MR. AND MRS. WHELPLEY ENTER-
TAINS.
Mr. and Mrs~ George A. \VIIolplcv
entertained II number of their friends
at their home I'm lI‘IIirtieIII IIIcnuo.
(innit-s III-Io pIIIH-d and refreshments
\\'(‘lt.‘ St'l\'t‘II. .\II had It good lllllt'.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.
0 81. 00 with Deyoos Gloss Carriage
i'aint. It weixlrs 1-: to s In»: more to
ho pint than "Oillt‘ls wears longer, and
tires a gloss equal to new work. Sold
'Iy Comstock. Watkins & Dow and E.
r}. Gorhnm.
Svauldt'nqs' Baseball Golda
lust Out
PI 1' FLINCH
AT
COLEMAN’S
to North slain Street. South Norwalk:
Agent for A. G. Spaulding’a Baseball
Ind Sporting 000m.
. ‘ aavmo TIME.
WHIN!’ Now there is no better time.
HOW? By opening a savings account~
WHERE? At the South Not-walk
7’“? lTrim Co.
WHYY- Your mlnga will be abio‘ltfle-
, ly auto and will. earn 4 per
' III": momentum timer «1
lIlI:
IIlIl Is secretary and treasurer of lllt‘i
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next Tuesday lll§;Ill ilI lioyt's 'l‘hca.II .‘
l. Wale-Ilium. Smith. o1 t: chIIIIIoIdt ii»
week for Nevada. where Ill' will IIIIIIoIIIuI
“Illlfl‘rillltultlvlll (i! Ill-I New l'oI'It-NIIIII-'
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if mistakes occur, if anything goes wrong and you
don't report It, is it 'our fault? We both must do our part, )
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Your money lillelt il you want it. Is ours. telling us it l i
we are at fnull'nthl' getting satisfaction yours. _ w. ‘
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I‘rices Just now lli‘i‘ high enough without adding tho
cost of dirt, dust. ll nd foreign seeds to your oats, better
buy where they sci-ecu them for you, always clean.
Buy (lots Thais Clean
MANUEL r , HATCH. .
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ii WE REMOVE EVERY EXCUSE HNY HOME CAN
Luci»?-
HAVE FOR DOING WITHOUT AIPMNO.
Would it be any pleasure to y.Iu to see the most artistic piano ever
t‘killillltnl in this city? We have such on our iloor and invite you to
call and examine the
HUME PIANO.
If yoh.I_I‘re looking 'for a real bargain Ive have this Iveclt n
wooaaun y Puma
in Mahotznuv cusc. used four months not a blemish on the Instrument
in Iido or out manufacturer a guarantee for tlveI onnIs and sell on easy
tI rm's and save you
. _. $75.00. ‘ .
0ne.Square ’lano.in perfect condition. round corners, which we
IIill sell' Tor 835. 0 on ieims of 84. no down and 83. 00 per month.“
Should we \I'Il-ill to exchange within one :r'eai We will allow full
amount paid (or same on any Upright Piano you aetect._ We‘oatt
please you, as Ive carry all grades up to the Steinway.
Let. us mall our latest bulletin of second-hand pianos.
as wasulsoron or.
SPECIAL
‘tor Friday and Saturday.
RED CROSS
CHOCOLJ TE 5
29c a lb.
We guarantee these Choco-
{1in equal to unyflc Chocolate
on the market or money refund-
etl. ’
'lIII) illl‘lillill PHIilIIIIIIJl
The Prescription Store.
All cars pan the door.
Night Calla Anoworcd.
Telephone Call, 16-2.
. _-_.‘..-__p.._—s—-
TODAY IN WALL CTRIIT.
NEW YORK, Iluroh 29.-'l‘here was
some activity on the curb in the mor-
ger stocks, particularly Northern Se-
curities. at the opening today, North-
orn Securities opened at 98%. advanced
to 98%. and then l‘eltcled to 98%.
Northern Pacific was 128 bld anti sev-
eral small lots changed hands at that
price. (Irout Northern. prl.. was quot-
ed at hill/g ill tlII- opening, subsequent-
ly advancing a point. but trading in
this stock was nominal. Northern Sc-
IIIIIltios stubs were quoted at 23755.. of-
i'erod at. 2.30. There were no transac-
lltllllI In tho ilrst half hour.
WALL S'l‘lllIIlII'l‘, 10:10 a, m.——0pon—
lug prices showed II sprinkling of
gains. including Pennsylvania. Road-
lllg, Sottthtrn PIIciilc tlntl l'nltod
States Steel. Ill‘tl...lllll secondary prices
aligned, carrying those stocks below
last night along with others which op-
IInIItlI lower. 'l‘lIIIIIII IIII-ro some heavy
blocks tI'uIlsloI'rI-Il of the lenders. es-
pecially III AIIIIIIIIIImutIId t‘opper and
l’nItIIl States StoIl, pfd.
WALL S'I‘REE'I‘. 'l p. urn—Selling or.
IloI's IIInIiIIIslII-Il, but offerings IvorI-
IIIIIpIo enough to l'olci prices lowor all
around. Baltimore and Ohio. Mexican
('IIIItI'nI, Really. pfd.. alld North Amor-
icun wore IIIIIIIhI red among those
which were down a point or llIUi't'. Dol-
awnre KI Hudson ilI‘l it~ t'llll)' rise. and
ice. pt'Il., lost Ililtllll llIIIl.
TODAY'S QUOTATlONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & (loldsehmidt. Commisslou
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwnlk. Telephone. 153.
Open. High. Low. :1"
Aural. (‘op.. 54”,; Still, it“. 493..
.\III. (‘, & lI‘. pl. 7! 7‘.’ 72: T.’
.\III. II-II. pf._ is :3st 28 Jill/t.
Am. Sugar. 120W. ltd-1" l‘lti‘. 12M;
.\. 'l‘ &. S, Fe. 711". 703i. 7111i. 70'.
.\ 'l‘ (c S W. pt. IlIlII. Ito-V. till". till-I.
llalto. & Ohio. 75”... till 79‘,“ Till.
li'ltlyu. ll. '1‘: H7,- «HI/I 4:1“; 43%-
Chi. & N. \V.. Hill. 170% 1711"; 17014
t‘h. GI. \VIIsl. Inn. 15:9. 1.1M. 15%;
t‘h.M.&SlPlll3’. “3% HF)". HII'IH
('ol. South. lt‘. II“. 1.3"}; 15%
(‘01:. (ins. I99, 199 “184); WWI.
liel, & lIlIIL Full}, In?» 1.33% 153%
Eric. Md; Blidp 2.3% 25%
II‘nIiII. lsL pl... ill 64 $31.5 631,5
lion. Bloc. lilting 160% 166% 166%.
ill. Central. liltifl Ian-I. 1293/. Intel.
I.I)Il. £1 Nash, 108‘“ 108‘“ 107% ltIT‘A
Manhattan. HZ?“ Hills 142% “3‘!”
Met. St, lty.. HIS-Ia lint. 111% ill!
Mex. (‘ontrsL 10". lot. 9% 9%,.
.\lo. Pacific. 92% 921/; 11171. 917..
N. Y. Central. IITU; lit-Tilt 1171.43 1173',
Norf. &: \\'osl.. frills; Still; hill/5; 581;:
Out. & \VCSL. EIV; HM; QII‘fi 215A
I‘cnn. R. R... 117?. llfil‘t “7% 117%
Foo, (ins, 963$. 96% 96‘; 961.;
‘ Reading. 411/,- H I; 431., 437,).
Rock Island, 22's; 2234 23711 ""‘x
Rub. Goods, Nil. lli‘q'. III 1951;
Smith. Pao. 49“; 1'"... 49% 49“,»
Son, Ky. (70.. :32 2."; 21 III 217,.
Son. Ry. Co. pf. 831,2 8:1“. s3 83%
Tom. C. & l., 38-1. till-Ty“ 383‘. 38%.
Union Pac.. 31.9 81% 82M 84
l'uion l’ao. pf.. 93% 93h. 9215 93%
l'. S. Leather. 7 7 7
17. S Stool, ill/I ll-‘h‘. _ll ll
l? S Steel. pf.. 581.9, 58%- It'll/g 57%
Wabash. pf” 37% 38 3714 It'll;
\\'is (‘.'cIIt.. lit 18 18 18
PAWCATUCK BANK CLOSES.
Depoalton May be Paid in Full if Full
Value of Securities la Realized.
WESTERLY. R l.. March 29.—A no~
tloe was issued today by the Savings
‘uw
STEIN'BLOCHI .
Understa'
SELLEGK & PRICE
Clothiers and Furnialmo, l
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Why a man will apopd- flood Til. .
and Money in a custom tailor chop.
when he can buy STEINIEWJ,
SMART CLOTHES on till m l -,
home to dinner. "‘ ‘
They are stylish from collar h):
heel. ‘,
They fit all over. _ ' H.
They are made honestly. by hot.
est craftsmen who know how. . II
They range from sack auit'olorn
sultry Iummcr. to silly tbn,‘t6r'i~." "
society's awlrl; catchy‘ covert 06’- ;
coats. rain coats with 'an'ap I‘M
them and regular Spring 'oror.
coats just right in tho' deI‘
cular; a wardrobe fOr II fantidlotil
dandv or a laybut for o staid nth
of business.
Our Hat Department ll illlbd
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with the newest shapes ot the soak- ;I
son. . . I" “‘j“
We sell the llnest nockwoar In"
the countrv for the price,~50 ccnti. .
"It. 9'
Home
40 lb.
Raised
Parsnips
Here'.
Tn) 211 ll II). of our Best Tea 12o.
That’s All,
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00..
17 NOR TH ‘MillN‘ STREET.
Hm
scum netball
Rank Commissioners of Connecticut. "
ordering the People's Savings Bank of
Pawcntuck In tho townvof Slonlngton.
near this city. to pay no deposits un-
‘Iil utter the expiration at a sixty dayS'
notice. The bank accordingly suspend-
ed payment and its affairs will be.
placed III llouidation.
The Intsitution is a ”nail one hav-
Ing deposits of slightly less than "8100..
000. its surplus has been limited for
two or three years.
of the securities held by the bank can
be collected it is announced that that
depositors will eventually be paid in
full. E H Knowles is president and
J. H Brown terasurot‘.
The bank is the third savings lnsti~
tution in this vicinity which has sus-
pended payments wlthln three? years.
owing to depreciation of securities.
COMMANDER OVER SUCCEEDS
SEW! L
I WAb‘iilNGTON. Ma ch 29.——Com
m'ander George. L. Dyer commanding
the cruiser Albany. of the Asiatic fleet
has been assigned to duty as naval
(prettier of the Island of Guam. to till
the vacancy caused by the death of
Commander William E Scwcll.
5.. E DIBBLE,
Broker
[lowland Block. 96 Washington 5
South Norwa‘lkfcpnn» . .. l .
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sroolta. aouoh. onAIN AND cotton moon? on amp mom. .1
melon mm FOR can" on on A MODERATE Malina " ..
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- BRANCH omens. » '
Private
Tclcphcno 221Prw“. Wire and
Stock Ticker.
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Dividend Notice. I.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS
IANK,
Norwalk. Conn. Mattel: 17, toot.
.Irh'meettn; of the placing-{oi tho
Fairileld County Savings M, Ihcld'
thta- day, a dividend at the rate of
Four For Cami
ananm Iva- dieing!!!“ them earn-
o} the It: on Rommel:
1. If“. The name to April tat;
mm wih’e on and after April 11.
Blooded the ma
mucus:
If the full value
Ha Secs Best
serves your highest consideration.
. _ 0. B. JACKSON. "
58 WALL STREET,
.
‘ to alter life.
.II few months only. but for a lifetime.
. The Eye: ot Children a Specialty.
HOMER 8. non: Rolractlng Optician.
macro-tit;
Room 9 United Bank lulldlng.
Iotfioa hour'- 111:"
WEST END OF WASHINGTON CTREET BRIDGE;
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PART. 0' THE CITY."
00 YOU REALIZE the serious Consequences at Continuod. ‘3"
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DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FREE. “I“.
THE. CHILD WITH CLASSES
is far more' likely to be the adult WITHOUT glance than I! the well fl ,. .
_ little fellow whose eyes are not given timelyI and proper- at ‘Plfil
the naturally defecttve- eye of youth and you are repaid wlh
Abuse the. immature eye and it will noceaaitate glmflot
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Inclai Appointmanta at convent. nee of natal,
'2: d6. dtflhhirdav Maia M
you. cm: or ‘ ’ .. “
EASTER CARDS. 300m NOVEL”
BIBLES. PRAYER m
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CUTBILL'E“
Bridg. Fllh "Q?“ T
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FRESH ARRIVALS or GERMAN
CARP. PIKE PICKEREL, welt Allb
BUT.
NAIrIve FLArrIm, taufcthwll.
ovsrsna Auc “canto”. .-
WHO SEES
not: sum coo, sAoboc'It. HALI- ._
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