LOW I’PTiGVOS
New Easter Goods i
- ‘ TIIII
Vent tatost Things
LAMPS
i
5 I .Nublagt‘on 5!.
lttcallhtninin
John Bates. at in
Branchville. Monday.
-,—-5 lb pail 'purn lard 50¢. llayes'.
it begins to look and smell II good
deal like sprlux. bnt'tion'l. get to led
trnti discard your winter nuIlIIIIIlIIt ring
l'vt.
-Sce your old
I’I'iccs' winIlIIIv.
(‘lInIIlIIII KIIlleI. of (‘orntii (‘olege
lthacn NI II York. is recovering from a
seretni III-I ks illness at his home in
West avenue.
~ NIIII Sprint: derby. O'Brien
Miss lilthol Wilcox .lIInIIlIIIr at the,
Greens Farms school. will spend her
Easter vacation with her parents. in
Norwalk.
Arthur Dean IINelson, of The Senti
III-i' s liIIotIpe force. is spending a ten-
days at his home in ‘I'in'elund New
Jersey.
The Pine LMRE Whiat Club will in
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
F. St. .lohn Lockwood at her home in
toast avenue.
\\' illinm () llrien atIt trident at ExcteI
('ollcge. )chIII. New finpshire is at
home. in Elisabeth street. for the Ens
Ier vacation
llivlsion No. l, A. 0. H.. 0! Norwalk.
is planning to give a dance 'in HibernI
lltll llall. Wall street. on Thursday cv-
IIIrinn. April ch.
—l.ook in 0' llrien' s window and see
the new hats.
William E..Sheehan who is located
in SyraII.use and is spending II ten
days vacation at his home in Norwaik
II ili leave town Monday; '
\iiss Gertrude. Von (l'al. of Helen
lltil. teacher in the. Marvin school
East Nor-walk. went to ltrooklyn. today
to spend the Easter holidays.
John W. Masher, manager of the
Norwalk branch ofthe New York (lro
eory Company's store. is ill at his home
in North Taylor avenue.
F-Icidr lroeks Sc lb. Hayes“.
T he annual meeting of the Nor-walk
( ltrb will be held one week from Mon-
IiaI. night. Tire nominations tor oili-
cers hate all been made by the corn
nrittt‘c ‘ .‘
Svec s Hand will give a parade to-
night. for the purpose .1)! advertising
the joint fair to be given by the Hat-
ters' Sick Benefit. Society, and the band
in Music Hall. next week. .
The I-lvilt suits of ‘llhrriet E. Smith
and Mruot S Smith versus Warren E
Smith tor $7 and 812. respectively. will
be heard Monday. before Justice Wit
Ham 0. Clark. .or SoutbiNorwalk.
--l')erbics. Dcrbies. lrerhies. O'Brien
The change of the evening serviIII
:It. the First Methodist Church 20%
into effect tomorrow nlttlit. The even
in: service begins at 7:30 o'clock
\‘onnt: pcopics' meeting fit 6:30.
.\ new leader pipe is badly needed
on the building at tlrt'I corner of Ruth
road avenue and Clay street occupied
as a restaurant. Several holes in the
present pipe sends a spray over pass
crs bv evIIeII time it rains
Frederick W. Chichester. formerly ot
Danbury. who was strn'ékiby a train in
Greensburg. Pin, a few days ago and
seriously ianrcd. is still in a serious
condition in the Green abut-g hospital
but his recovery is loo ed for.
(‘ompany P will play a Waterbury
basketball team. Monday. night at the
armory. The visiting team IIIilt be
made up of the" best pl'tivers of that
city. The Montrtuks IIill not play and
instead there wttlf‘llh William
A Ionng man attired in the uniform
of a sailor ot thtII ‘l' tilted Status Navv
was about South Noraalk yesterday
lie said his name was J. Johnson. and
that. he was a second lenklneer on the
battleship loWa. whichhas been ottt
of commission for some time.
—-Just received. the latest patterns
in white mnrcorlzed waistinks. M. 8.
Smith & Co.
There will be a receptiOn of farm-
ers in Focus liaylott. next Monday
night. at the meeting in Red Men'-
Hnll, Washington atrulp» following
the work there will be a feast at hip
him and oats anti all tiltso'
Norwalk. was
but In St‘iivt'ii a
I,» ’1', . .Ny.
the tan.
State more ohAIlIItsIIii'Iuer; H o.
Aver-Lyra» in New Canaan. Thursday
looking after tho Entry W‘ furnish-
in; milk to it
James Hoyt. at «in I!” m can
many valuable m Re mac ov-
(attain; la 1 vet] satisfactory count-
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PAINT vooatauccgeeo
to St .00 wt
Paint. it statuamcm‘
numb-1'
.7 Mlu IIIIIII:
lkjblc .
m umd III- attain: «dint-tiers.“ in
' nourish '1“. Nd !
II rut shit. hits. Jim-NI oi alti- tm‘s
gone III Sprinlfleld. Mauro. to spend
Easter with trietlda.
Mrs. Francis Stevenson, oi’ Morldon.
1w
; who has been visiting Miss llyxbec. re-
turned III her home. yesterday.
Mrs. (it-orle A. Jennings will enter-
tain the .ttternoon \Yhist Club. Mon-
day. April i. at her home in West
street. .
Mr. and Mrs .l,'riu Nixon will give
[an learner l'I‘ hunt and entertainment
'Itt tirandd 'Alm) Hall. Monday night.
April lth ‘
NIIII spurt hats will bihuom Sun-
dnv
In our basement you will find
eIerythinII in kitchen turniahinn.
IIrIIII kcry. ulusw‘ate. window shades.
nIIIttlnIts oil cloths, etc. M. a. Smith a
'C0.
Rev. llr. l... l-‘. lino-ii. wife and two
children arrived in our city Friday ev-
- 'tlillll still are stopping at Hotel Clit-
i‘ord for it few days until their new
home b. ready for them.
Tomorrow will be the last Sunday in
the church router-enee year in the
Methodist Episcopal Churches. It is
tho request oi‘ the pastor of the First
liIItlIoIiisI (‘lIIIIIIIlI that all benevolent
contributions and Advocate subscript-
ions he paid ill the morning scrvrct
iIInIIIrI'IIIII it possible.
- Third .\nnusi liall ol Nor-walk
Lodee. No. 70:0. ll. P. 0. lII.. to be held
in .\rlon Hall. on lCIIstIJ Monday (.'\'(n
ing. April i, littil, Tickets admitting
gents anti lady. 50 cents; extra ltttly. 2
cents.
A. R. .\l:tlkin. of Norwalk, has been
‘ziycu tlII t'tlllil‘ilit to build two large
additions to tilt‘ residence of W, l‘}
. itond. on (II-unite Arcane. New (‘tllliltllL
he plans Ivere by Architect Woodrul'l‘
LII-mint; 7.?» Brondwuy. New York. lilit:
IIIIll for two trtttnc additions .ltix4it
Ieet and stzti {III-I -IrIIo stories high
No snb- IIouII IIIis hIIIII bcII In nltcn ottt
Its \IIt.
(IIIIIIs and mourning bands. (l‘iitleu
'l‘lrIIrII III.I.~I an unpreccdcrItI-Il dc
*nrrnIl tor the (loud lI‘rlIlay delicacy
known as the hot cross bun. linker.
“‘i‘l‘i‘ littodcd with orders for httIIdrtIth
of dozens, which they could not till?
on the short notice given. .As the re-
sult many who IIIIdIIIed. did not. get
their supply. it is said that one dealer
Iveni short nine hundred dozen and an-
Ither five hundred dozen.
~—lioys' caps. boys“ caps. O'llriens'.
'l‘hc oII'nIrs ol the Y. M. (3. A. build»
lug. oi'l'cr for sale. to the highest biti-
“‘1'. the property, 72 loci from with
I'llilrliitntiili dwelling III‘ 9 rooms located
It No. til South Main street. South
Not-walk. This property is very dc
sirnble tor business pnrp’oses: land in
this locality is valued at more than
Sitltl In from foot, Chas. E, lloyt
:reusurer ot’ the Y. M. (‘. A.. has been
Iutirorized to sell the property by Sat
IIIIday. April 9th. and interested par-
ties can obtain information form hin
It The South Norwulk Trust Company
The South Norwalk Savings Bank. ir
their advertisement today. calls atten
'lllm to tilt' lnrnons saying I)! John D
RIIIIketIIller. tlrat‘ ‘Auy one can makt
money: few can save it." Nothinl
ever said is truer than this. The tron;
Me with notrsavet's is they do not up-
preciate the importance of beginning
and the value of small amounts. Ever)"
dollar IIonnts. anti a lickin‘nina or one
dollar. automatically added to soon
makes an important amorttrt Any
amount from $1.00 up. is received by
the South NorIIalk Sayings Bank. and
four per cent interest paid on it. with
compound ‘iuierest semi-annually
Nothing can be a safer or surer invest~
them than a deposit in this bank.
THE CHRISTIAN churches at Con
slantinople. Turkey. and Yokahoma. Ja
pan. have long used the inhuman CI
itartlnez Paints for painting their chrtr
t'hes. ,
lIihcral contributions of l.. it hi.
Paint will be given for such purpose
wherever a church is located.
it‘. .\i. Scotleid. llarrls Springs. S. (‘..,
writes: "l puluted our homestead will
it. & M. tIIenty-six years ago. Not paint
Id since; looks better than house:
tralnted lit the last four years."
W. ll. llarr. Charleston. W. Va.
writes: “l'aluIIId l-‘rankenburg Block
with L. & hi. show better than any
buildings hcrII hnvewver done: stands
out as thongs varnished and actual
cost 0! paint “as less than $1. 20 per
ration. Wears and colors like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
Comatook. Watkins l‘tz Dotv South Nor-
walk; Huhbcll & Staples Hardware
(iuycr & Sort
Sonthport.
Co. Not-walk: \Y. s.
Weather-t: Northrop Bros.
”vs...”
[0 shoots a! Shut Mush) IO
l‘iI\aIuII about with copies or the Na-
lioaal Music that lam going to sell in
packages oLio copies each for 10 cents
a pat-kakc. as long as they that
ONE COPY FREE OF ITHE PALMS."
Saturday and Monday with each
package.
' COLEMAN'S ’
to North Main street. loath Norwalit.
April for A. G. apautdina'a Iauball
III! hoot-tin com.
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He called out“. I ,
thmknhflaiilnc.
NWT? iyopulnuuafluatm
”I"? At the ' I k
H "II‘. mo». . -
View! tournavtnavmhaholatc-
We do not mean Sunday-best;
or all:'thcu mtitlhh'ttt‘activo to boys and boys‘ parents in style.
are not tJlt‘ least part,ol"the attractiveness. " .
The new lluater Drown; suit. sailor blouse and Norfolk suits in a yar-
icty of colors and mixtures good to see_ from 821.50 to $6. "
Nor-folks and 2 piece double-
blnc and laucv mixtures. from $2 to M
Suits of manish cut for boys I
young feilou could Irish (01': $5 to
tie and big.
You'll IIIIIIIIII be satisfied with
roots and raincoats. Slfy to 25.
SOUTH NOIWALK.
Now things in hats. caps and trims, and in furnishings for boys lit~
goodness illlti style in Hart Schattncr & Marx clothe.» 211' men. Suits. top
RogersStSteven-s
Shannan" to Comuook Bros.
'
but clothes that are lubstuntial llrst
Pricol
breasted stilts for boys 'I' to ill. in black.
to to 20 as snappy and stylish us any
81' .
cheap tailoring nlter You know the
. .
TEL. CALL, 32-2.
better acquainted.
] dealing"
tor.
J as represented.
BUY OATS THAT'S
MANUEL r. HATCH.
We are nearmiust IIII tar
as the treaties-III letter-box
or telephone.
Utlr increasing business provcs Ivc
"Quality
are bringing results, brrt We want to do lI.-t.
We guarantee quarrty by taking It away It‘ not
This applies to everything we ilillliiit‘.
gI-Itlu:
"tttir
ll l't‘
guaranteed" and
CLEAN,
This instrument lfmw but has been scratched in having from
freight house, actl. regularly for $325.00 CASH on the tonal quality
characteristic of this famous make in a rich mahogany cud. T
We will give you a stool to match deliver piano to your home.
tuning tor one year, and manutagturer'a
YEARS from date of sale.
This in worthy of your conaid :ratlon and immediate rcaponlc, II
we shall a," at once
Easy torn-Ia if desired.
pricu.
EASTER
FULL LINE OF
EASTER CARDS. BOOKLETS NOVELTIESI
Wm. P.
l... -
‘srA TIONERK STORE.
6 ohms.“
'QHI" ”MN-M .
come-.3 -.-
Tumour! 321.
~ {I} OI '
' -. #1'3
Hammad Hill“.
Plano. tuned repaired. moved boxed and shipped at reasonable
S. E. 01331.!
“diminish Stmr.
saith Wk. cairn. .
stocks. icons. casts mo cor-row main on new on corn-
mauled with roll curt o'a on a nonmri Harlem‘s;
'OUARANTEE 0F “I'll/IA,
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BIBLES, PRA YER- BOOKS ‘AND HYMNALS
Beers
49 Wall Stmti.
.- NONALK.
Priv «Win and
k Ticker.
alter '
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{LOIL & Nash.
SPECIAL TOM!
Tin Famous
RED CROSS
II. 6110003571!
it
290 0 lb.
. ”nit tilliilllll rttitrttttt'
The Prescription Store.
All can pan the doors
Night Cati'a‘knlwand. \
Telephone Cull. 16-2.
. .. La.-. --j‘£'—
TRYING To SETTLE BTN'KE
leorerl' Protective Society Doing
Good Work in New York.
NEW \ORK_ April 2.~—-'l‘hat no tur-
tlIer l‘NIll‘trl III brim: about a settlement
of the great strike of workers in the
building trades will be made by the
strikers, was the substance of a doc-
laration InIIIlII today by members ofIthe
Laborers' l’rotIIIItiI'e Society who have
that their lot with the striking brickI
layers. The brickluycrs declare that
their last proposition has been submit-
it‘ll III the emergency eomantII-h of the
llnilding ’l‘rnIlIs Employcrs' AssocinI
Iion and absolutely refused by that
body. The initiative in any proposed
I.IItticanIrrt now must come from iilt‘
Itltployct's. they say.
“We have received assurances from
throuulront the country." said Delegate
\‘olnn of the llritIklnyct‘s‘, that we
:trnll have plenty of :Issistttnw. ilnun.
vial and IIthII'IIIiIIII."
llIIprIIsIIntIItIIIIIII of other skilled
trades say tlrnt there is R decided ttIu-
dIIIIIIy in the trades who have ill‘i'll
thrown out or work by the strike of tin
briI-kiayers IInIl laborers to go IIII
strike. themselves
COTTON MILLS SHUT DOWN.
PAWTI‘I‘ KII‘T R, l.. April 2» The
Lott‘stlule Company's cotton mills III
lkInsdulc. Berkeley and Ashton wcrII
IlItrt down today. t'ntil Further ntr
lice they will be operated five. days
each week. They are controlled lI_I.
(iodtlnrd Brothers tlllti' employ ilbdtl
hands. The new se-hI-IIIIII is adopted
lIcInuse or the condition oi the cotton
mnrket.
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Iron/Iv IN WALL srnser.‘
\\'.Ai t. srnnn‘l‘f III; iii :2. III—~11...
opctrinl: movement of prizes in the
stock market today IIIIs sltrunist and
irregular and dealings were very light.
The closing ol the'landon Stock Ex-
change took awa‘y'thc usual supply of
orders from that source. .A rise of
I'm in ltrlted States Rubber preferred
“Is the out, _Inovc.mont or any sinnitl
hIIIIII
WAI l. SIRFHT. it it. in.~Modcratc
twins or a my standard stochafina:
Iiletl a tie rdr of. firmness iniofithc
snilre nrarktt' .Small Itsins were the
rule but these Were shunted somewhat
later when Union Pacific and Peoples
tins became heavy; *The latter react-
Id over a point floutsvtlle & Nash-
\‘tnl‘. Alchison. Prhnlylvnnla and he
ion Paciii. showed again at one time
of It hnlr per cellt. m‘or 'Il‘huII-tday .~
III-.0sI St Joseph and Grand lslIInd
its. pftl. advanced two points and
Nashville. Chattanooga and St. Louis
and t‘nited States Rubber pftl. 1. Met-
ropolitan St. Railway declined i had
rallied sharply.
WALL STREET. CliE".--PMDIII'H
Gas reI edos 1'5. below Thursday" s e‘ose
on selling to take proiits on the recent
rise. 't‘hII general market was listless
and sluggish LackttIvauna rose 2-3..
and Northwestern 1%. tows Central
and Delaware and Hudson lost a poipt.
Prices hrtrtlilled after the bank state-
ment. the maintenance III‘ lIIst Wt'flk's
surplus dissipating some fears of art
inroad upon it. The market sold all
again and the closing wus dull and
t‘lilu'.
Iron/Iv s audtartons.
Reported over the. private wires of
Murder it Goldschmldt Commission
Brokers Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telohhone 153.
Ilcrtake territorial oeupailon.
Amal. COIL. 40% 30 49% 49%
A. C. & l“, C0.. 20 20 . 20 ‘20
Am. Loco. 2m 2m 21% 2mg.
Am, Smelt.. 49% .4934. 487$ 19%
Am. Sugar. ”77.). 128% 127’“ 1277;.
A. T. & 8. Fe. 72‘}: 72% 72%] 72%
A. T. I: S. l“. p. 02 02 91% 9th;
Bait. &. Ohio. 90 80b" 79%, 79"};
llklyn. R. T.. ii “‘13 44 441/;
Chen, 6: Ohio, 33% ‘ 33% 33% 331,;
Cili.& N..\\'.. lIl7 5 lIl7fi l7l7/g lll'I'II
Ch. or West mg 15% p.14 task ;
C. M. & S. l‘.. Ho‘g 14514. 1445,”. 14471
(Vol South. 16% 16% 16% till/hi
tlt‘l. & Hnd.. lfilllfi 1,53% 153 101%,
Eric. 2lil4 28% 26% 26%
Erie. lsII. pt.. 0‘04 64 64 64
l085§ 109% 108% ltlflfi
Manhattan. "3% 14216 142% “2%
5‘ VI TIMI
IND MONEY
Do lieu realize that 'Saitrrdaii is trout
last datr to prepare tor Easter. 5:
We are teadu for “Oil in event Den’t '
youa‘mtr as. when. ,
ucxwun. Imm- than mi. coo;
saucy ”031:" and “arts.
mm: and utter vrsrs.
suns and TOP can rs.
RAIN can rs.
ausmr no WN sons. for rum chaps. ' '
BROWN DERBIES 32 00.
Clothiers and Furnishtm.
'v
SELLEGK & PRICE...
i 'I It 9’
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Home Raised
40 lb. Here.
LorenZO Dibble.
Parsnips
"a.
;.
3......
DON'T BUY STORAGE 6603 FOR YOUR EASTER Il‘fiK'kd‘l'.“
New laid Eggs at 23c doz. _ .
Best Butter lot Saturdau otthi 23¢ ID i
war we 03: waam NGTON avatar lat
‘ ~ has: DELIVERY To a LL Paar. or TM or
Ho Secs Bast
DO YOU REALIZE the serious Consequences of Coat!!!“ m0
Strain .
Priceless beyond all other possessions II the eyesight, and '.1t
We have
. mes--
Oy'atcrs and Ciama.
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Long cram. All other utmum; ‘ .
. III;
Arr-ma this morning: his.”
lay no. Ind Puck stud. not fun-
.I. _
“,“I .‘I "it" I.
I‘Icm ‘l.‘."‘
I “nil
1"
WHO “I".
commune!
serves your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EY‘O! EXAMINATtON ERIE. LR“- ,
dial ‘IJ‘OI‘
O. B. JACKSON
5. WALL OTRIIT, .
nit 'ciriib ,
is far more likely to be the adult WITHOUT dance
little fellow whose eyes are not given timely lull m
58%I the naturally delchve eye at youth and you are rep-it
Abuse Ibo taint
a few months only. but for II itetimc
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED.
OPTIOIAN.
t”.
WI 9 Mantra...
Hu€
are eye and II Irnl ass-sultan
noun a. non. Irma-I'm do
Recon 9 Unit“ link Infill". L.
Imial Appointments at convenience ”amateur
uncanny
'." .a. v Junta:
3""? 'I it.
a a, I
Viz-”Cut“ ms 1“
hm
TM! PIIT‘VY LAC! TRIMMIOJAPANI“ ItLK
Met. St. Ry.. 111% “2 111% 1111i.
Mex. Central, 976‘. 974} 97h 97.3;
M. K. & T.. pt.. 38% 38% 38% 3835'
Mo. Pacific. 93% 03% 93% 93%
N. T. Central. 117% 117% it? 117
Nor. C Cent. "7% “71/. 117 ll?
Nor. & Welt, 5855 58% 58%
Penn. R. 8.. 1181,; in}; 118% 118‘,“ in utter lilo.
Poo. G“. 110% 100V. 98 98
Refilling. 45 45% 44% 44%
Rep. Steel, 7% 7% 7% 1% ;
Rock Island. 22% 23 22% 22%
Ruhfloodm. lay. my, _ 19% 197.. i
South. Pm. 49% 49% 49% 4931.
80. Ry. Co.. 32% 22% 22% 223-1. ‘
any. oo.. pt.. 84 wt. st 81%|
Tonn.C an. as aw. so 39 r
. Tolls Pan. 2376 23% 23% 23!“
Union Pac. 85" 88% 85% 85%
Du. Pacific. on. 92% . 81 3,93% 9256
U. 8. ‘lflther. 0’5 ' 6% “l.
U. 8. Let. pt. 78 78 ‘78 T8 I
. U. 8..Bubbel', H H“ .
U. 8. Steel. ll! 1
U. .8..de. at. 50*
an: snowmo AT :1.» auction. .mv'ttl ,
uvav RATE.
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