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now @199an ,
Easter Goods
A! GOOD A8 ANYWHERE.
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totalitarian;
Frank A. Farris. of New York, and
a party of ten, dined at the Hotel Clif-
ford, this noon.
A nice Sunday dinner is waiting for
you at the New York Grocery store.
Readthe ad.
Rogers. & Stevens are announcing a
snap in spring clothes, which include
top coats-and suits. See ad.’
——0Ilogowolia Ball. Arion Hall. Fri-
day, May 318i. Tickets. 500.. '
The Public Market makes its aim
to give patrons the best goods at the
lowest prices, which are quoted in the
ad. today. ' ‘
The Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold
a meeting‘tonight. after which there
will be a rehearsal. Both teams are
requested to be present.
——Bnck shad. 10c lb. Roe shad 121,4;c ‘
lb. Cutbill’s:
No new cases of 'c'erebro spinal mew
ingltis or ‘epot'ted-fever‘were reported
today and it ishoped that the epidemic
is over as far as South Norwolk is
concerned.
. ———book authecmatwariety oi’ Satin
and Piliin Taffeta Ribbons, all widths,
10c yd. M. g. smi gar. Go.
There is Moth? to
weather new: sgirlng sets in, accord-
ing to thei‘ a fnoul the cOuntry.‘
Since the peepers were first heat-d they
have been frozen .in once, but this
must occur twice each spring.
be more cold
-—Youman Derbies. O'Brien'l .
"The Watchman" for March con-
tains an wheat likenessgot Rein,
ltichardgl. b rwdpdp‘a former"pastot'-_
of the 8’ w‘iopfial} ‘BA lift Church.
Who has’reelgnedr‘lis p .tor of the
First Baptist, Church. Somervliie,
Mass. to" becOme’pastor. May lst,'of
the Baptist Ghmh in Attleboro, Mass.
——El'gin mn,"23‘c lb. F. D. Law-
ton & Company.
The twenty-second department con-
vention of the Connecticut. Woman's
Relief Corps will be held in the Fourth
Congregational Church. 1901. ' Mill '
street, Hartford. April 26 and 27. The
delegate from the local corps is Mrs.
George W. Toms, Jr.; and the alter-
nate is Mrs. Jacob Miller. A number
of the other members will also at-
fond.
——Don't forget the, bockwurat and
saur kraut served at Frank Heldel's
Cafe. Day street. Sat. April let.
The Hat Review in authority for
the statement that one result of the/
recent difficulty between the hat 'trlmfi
more of Orange, N. .i.. and‘thelr em-
ployers in relation to bills of prices.
will probably be theiiormatlon of‘a na-
tional association of trimmers The ad«
visabllity of forming a national as-
sociation of trimmers has been under
consideration for two years or longer. .
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-—Fresh or corned hocks. flc
Hayes.
Like the brook you have dOubtless
heard about. "Uncle Tom‘s Cabin" ‘
seems destined to go on forever. Sev-
cral generations of piaygoere have
wept over the ire lea of Little Eva .
and Elizann'd Go go Harris and Un-
clc Tom; they hovélnmlled m and with
Marks and Topsy and Phineas Flet-‘
cher and Gumptiop. Cute; they have
nhuddored at the ferocious (more or
less) bloodhounds. and shivered at the
cakes of ice. .Now another generation
is doing all this again.
—
The Salem rector's .oiilcistlng, last
week. on "Mullen Hill." near Norwnlk
bridge, nntumlly b t forcibly remind-
od or thta‘oheicnt “ hur‘eh Hill." Vista
hamlet and Mullen Hill family. mem-
bers of Which tenanted the precise
spot upon which‘the burial oiliee was.
on Wednesday, read. and a son of
which large and scattered Norwolk
houhehold, born November 27. 1802. be-
came such It power in” the estorn
states that the train destined 0 hear
him to a business or professional point
would hold up. outwith ii memory.
awaiting his arrival. while. his trips
were often performed in his own pri-
vate palace qtr.--i..ewisboro Corm-
fi tomorrow, the opening of the trout
ill.“ "z
. ylppfiil' for solo at o‘horgoln and
on our torm- tho homootood‘of Wm.
‘3. Hood, lurrltt and Ouintord ovoo.
_ Lot about 187m. A" improvements.
and in first also. condition.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN.
.74 Washington otroot. South Norwalk.
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. Read Stuil's ad. for specials.
Washington Camp. P. 0. s. of A.i
,he
‘ {inst arching;
~Walter Baker cocoa. 17c box. Jos-
elolf. ’
,0 to 'Lorenao Dibble‘s for nice
free vegetables: The ad. tells youl
all about it.
~
Shes music for fifteen cents. Sat-
iurdoy= and Monday. at Coleman's:
Read the ad.
Fresh arrival by express of roe and
much shed. at Cutbill's Bridge Fish
Market. See ad. for prices.
~Kltchen Dept. Specialties. Curtain
Rods, 10c kind, 5c; Enamel Ware,
great, variety, low prices. New things
in cooking ware. M. S. Smith 8; Co.
Madam Frances Murray. of 66 South
Main street, has left town for a few
days’ business trip in New York.
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There will bé’ a business meeting of
the Decker Club in the rooms at the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. to-
night.
——-Buc‘k shad 10c lb. Roe shad. 121/40
lb. Cutbill‘s.
C. 19),, Dow's paint department is
a must complete and up-to—date one.
eH also has a full line of garden tools.’
etc. . Read the ad.
A preachers‘ meeting of the Nor-
waik Methodist Church group is being
held today with Rev. L. K. Moore, in
Norwalk. . .4. £le
——4 cans E. .l. Peas, 25c. Joselol‘f.
A valuable dog owned by George
Collin. of Spring street, was run over
,a regular taunting in their lodge ,
LLOtsh-Of Snap,
Sprinsclot as"
men; for their own good, as much as ours. We hive the kind
of Top Coats and Suits men want; stylish, well made, fit all _ ‘
you can ask; newest fabrics mostly in exclusive patterns; pric-
es right. ' w I A V
You may‘suit your taste as to a Spring Overcoat; we have
Oxford; long rainproofed Costs in mixtures, Oxford and
the boxy models in covert; medium lengths in black. gray and
black. $8.50 to $20.
Suits in fancy mixtures, all the new grays. reliable blue
and black—single and double-breasted models that express the
Spring mode perfectly. $10 to $18.
Ouir stiff and soft Hats and Spring Furnishings are good
company for our snappy clothes.
Time to leave your order for your Easter Suit. if you want .
us to make it for you. The cloth samples are here. $16 to $40.
I ROGERS & STEVENS
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel Call, 32-2.
by a train nedr tho west-bound depot
yesterday afternoon and killed.
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The building committee of the South
Norwalk School District. expects three
drawings of the new grammar school,
to arrive in town today. Architectl
Warren it. Briggs will visit the city
Mdnda'y and meet with the members
of the committee.
~Salt. pork. illc lb. Hayes.
The meetingof Olive Branch Lodge,
Knights of Pyihias. held last evening.
was liondred by the presence of Grand
Keeper of Scale and Records lloraco 0,
Case. of Hartford. The rank of page
was conferred on two candidates. cht
week the second dcgrcc will be
worked.
Captai» w. H.‘Vcrlty. with ”the
.ste mor d e..V.,grounded down the
humor yet-itrdn‘t.t with a barge! He
was unable to get the barge off until
a New York tug, coming up the har-
bor. perused a line to the barge and
soon had i afloat. 'l‘hc Addie V, was
floated last night.
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-—-«l’I'csh park. We lb. Hayes.
.l.oca'l fishermen are getting poll-s.
reels. lines and flies in readiness for
sermon, 'l‘hc disciples of lzaak Walton
are planning to sec what the cold
weather has left in the brooks around
about The Norwalks. it is said that
the streams are in very good condi-
tion and a month of good sport is un-
ticlpated.
A stone retaining wall at the rcar
of Mrs. Julia A. Van Tassel's home. ti
Crescent Terrace, collapsed recently.
allowing a very considerable amount
of material down into the back yard.
Earth and stones block the place very
badly, and the stone steps have slid
down. and are now in a very Insecure
condition.
MONEY LYlNO AROUND.
it sure to disappear in some way. You
are apt to spend it carelessly. Thieves
may break in and steal it.‘ Put it in
the
rut scum noawux
TRUST country.
There it will be absolutely safe and
instead ,of disappearing will actually
increase. Money deposited in the Save
logo Department will draw interest at
thereto of l per cent.
. r . 1'th dour mm . .
‘ iordoy and Monday. ‘
lnoludinx all the latest hits from The
pendent it.ugoflold,. Press.
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-~Now arrival latest styles Kid
Gloves of which we are making spec
in] display. N. 8. Smith E Co.
wo HAVI A Nod? IXOILLINT
Topic um um Romody
IN OTILLION" DOME ‘YNl .AIIA-
PAIN-L N TH .A'NITN" TM!
OF THE 1“ A.
info of fipieo:
"Pom Grady"
"You and 1”
“You Can Never ’l‘eil Till You Try,"
“morn“: ii‘rromsfllcobor"
I o , so we on
Iiiimfig' Ballard to For; t You'
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AM the logo» Karol: and Two Step.
mason." and "with."
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Lowness of price is but a factor~-hlghncss of quality
or general rightness of the grain is of first importance
here.
if we sell it, it's sold right.
Quality alone, prices being cquai should be the rudder
of judgment, and judgment so guided will always select
the best. '
We don't believe there is anoilicr graluury in Amerl‘
ca where,greater effort is made to give exact satisfaction
than we ‘triako. If anything from this store fails to please
bring it back. Hold us to our promise made when we
started business, "Good grain, good service."
Buy Oats Vl‘hnt'a Clean.
MANUEL T. aAfrcn.‘
We aPe‘neaD-dust as far as the
nearest lettelubox or telephone,
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ONLY AND sUNDAv PAPERS DELIVERED.
L§AVE ORDEas AT OR TELEPHONE?"
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W. P. BEERS,
IOOK AND STATIONERY STORED.
6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. 4'9 Wall St. Norwalk.
TELC.‘HONE CONNECTION.
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Office Assistants Wanted.
Aro You Ready .’ if Not, Enior
Merrill Business College
1...!" tho honinning of tho Spring form. April dd.
4“” "graham. 312.56 nor month.
Iain School. $5.00 per month.
Books and Sioiirmory Fru.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
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Spd’ifi Low Prices.
‘ on Millinory and run.
WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF LADIES’ AND CHILDRIN' IUITO
AND OOATO.
ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATI.
OOMI lN AND IXAMlNI OUR ITOOK.
The 'Fair Cloak and Fur. Store,
so WAoHINOTON or our. sour» NORWALK.
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Cost more and urn better. A pleasure to explain them.
When interested, coil.
HOMER B. HOYT, Roirocting Optician.
floob 9. United Bank Building, Boa h Nor-walk. Conn.
. special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
.Oiiico hours M1245. this-4:00. Saturday "antacid—9.
Arrival By Express
“ ‘ 100 lb.
Roe Shad ~ 12‘142cib.
sacral-Bruce FM»
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we wantovery man in tOwn to see our Sprint Clothes for ‘ .‘I
ENI’N
A COMPLETE
‘ iiaulcuring Set
Containing
i/gDoz. Emory fluids
1 Box Nail Powdor
4-4 Orange Wood Stick
1 PlOOe Toilot Pumice
ALL FOR
‘ IO cents
’ Tho Clifford Pharmacy
Tho Prosoripfion Store.
CORNER OF 80. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH 8T8.
IO. NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. CALL 15-2.
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Maples It Goldsclimidt Go:
(Incorporated)
BOMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers . in
thdks. Bonds, Drain and
Cotton. ’
swam a. Corbett. Block, so. Norwalk.
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TODAY lN WALL, STREET.
WALL STRElii‘l‘,, 10:10 a. In.—~-'l‘lIe
opening trading in stocks was quiet
and the changes were small. but near—
ly all arm-e advances. A few of the
specialties showed large gains, notably
international Power," Sloan Sheffield
Steel. Rubber floods pill, and 'l‘oledo
Railways, which rose 1 to 1 H.
WALL S’l‘REE’i‘, ii :I. m.~- 'l‘hc rc-
dured volume of dealings did not im—
pair the underlying strength of llii‘
market and prominent stocks were
bought on a rising scalc. Western
stocks displayed thc most strength
in the railroad list, but Union Pacific
was the only stock thal‘gaincd as much
as a point. Recent active specialtics
were bought confidently.
WALL S’I‘Ridii'l‘, l p. m.~—Asidc
from the spasmodic buying of stami-
ard stocks the market received liberal
stimulation froni"'delnand for the in—
dustrials and specialties. The mid-
day support of Tennessee (‘oal carried
it a point aboveyesterday‘s closing
and Load was aide t-xiensircly tnkcu
up at 46. " ‘
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldsohmidt Co.. Com
mission Brokers. Ewart: &. Corbett
Block. South Norwalk, Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. lzllil
Ainal {Top 791;. .480 791.4 7pm.,
Am C St i" Co 387.. 387,; 385,; tibia.
Am c a r‘ pf use. any; ell-t. such
Am Cot Oil Mills 34% 34% 34%
Am lcc mg 5% 5|»; at...
Am Loco not; ‘ 501,1. no no
Alli Smelt 101% 102%; 101% Nil-”9,.
.\In Sugar iii-l» .142 ill 142
A 'l‘ & S F0 87% 88 till-s, 87%
Hallo & (lhlo llllill, Will/4 lbs 108%;
li‘klyn ii ’I‘ 67‘]. till"; til», tih‘
(Thug & Ohio 51% ‘Ffl‘yg 53'“... I373...
l‘hl & N W 342 . . 342 > 243 ill:
i‘li (it West 2354. 23%; 23% 23V;
i‘ll M & Si 1’ 1751/. 125%; 177» 175i“
(‘ol r a 1 5r ‘ 58 3.71... as
(‘ol South 2514’; 25% 23‘»; 25‘»;
(You (ins com 203% Bull that
“Cl & l'iliil lill lill‘h’. lill 15"]
Eric. 45% “I‘d; 4.]‘4 45%
ill Central ”Till/2 159%- new. 151‘.le
Lou & Nash Hill. Nil/p ill“ l-illm
Manhattan 1671/; 1671.9 tufts “371,1;
Mel St Ry 1'13 123% lflll‘i; 121i
Mex Cent 24% 24% 24‘»; 241.2
M K 8: '1‘ ill ill ill 3i
M K & T pf any. (ii-”‘4 6:31.; 65%
Mo Pacific. ltitii/a 10le Milli/4 Iouu
Nat Loud 44% '15“). His, 45‘»,-
“N Y Central llil)« 'ltil limits. liltih‘
Norf St West 85 R531... 85%. 85%.
(int & West 63 ’ any. 627... 63%
Pac Mail ‘ li- , 45% 44% 45%
Penn a II 142% fizzy. Hz 142
Poo f‘vas ill, iiiln lli ili‘m
PresSCar 40_iA‘,,,40% luv. 401,5,
Reading 94% 94W ill iii
Rep Steel 22"... 23.31. 227.. 23%
Rock island 3le . 341/. 331/. ’34
Rub floods 33 " 3314‘. 32:7; 337,.
South Pili'. 67%. 67% filth. liti‘n
Sou Ry Co 341,“, 341,4. Bill... tilts.
Tenn t: it i till“; lulu um silk
Texas Pac 38% 38%, 3M. hill/3
llnlon Par. ”9% 129% 129 with,
U 8 health pt lilti -. 109 107% 107%
U 8 Rubber 42% .. can 42% 43V.
Ii 8 Slecl ’ 35% 3574. 35% 3.6%
ii S Steel pf 95% 96% 95V; 95%
Wabash 21m. 23% 23%. 21W.
Wabash pf all 47 47 47
West. Ull Tel MW. 93% 93% 93%
Win Cent 2274. till 224» 2.
Sales to 12 m. 335. ()0
1‘4 pcr cont.
W, (Y. Whltcomb. 1‘. ll. 'l‘omke. W.
.l. Dick. Chicago; M. iii. Fitoliblml. W.
Whitehead, L. .i. Cunningham. Harry
Bancroft. New Haven; C. S. New.
mann. New Britain; hi. 8. linker, .ier-
any City: James Valentine. .1. D, Hill-
or. ii. ll. Brlnamade. C. it. Brine
made. l“. C. Williams. W. .i. l’robet.
‘ldx Dividend.
B. D. Barber. 8. J. Houford. Jesse Rev
genaburg, F‘. L. Bnedehor, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Team. New York;
Vivian M. undergo-om. iii. Hill. .1. t‘...
Orson, A. h. Duncan. flouth Norwalit:
George L. Seder-strain. North Bangor;
A. ill. Vborhees. Morrintown: it}. Stout.
0. w. French. Philadelphia: F. N.
Hastings, Stanley B. W
A. E. Newhall. Lynn: Ill. 0. insulin.
.iroulovllie, were guests yesterday at
the Hotel Clifford.
Win—III.-
People any they have been touring
Europe when they were over there for
a week. and living abroad when it
was a fortnight.
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- Wilma him is in A room with a lot
of women talking he can shut his eyes
ondmimuiao ho is riding in an onto
mo .0 '
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of Minn-
,ir- “ritual“ , . 5.
outdo wintho‘l
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,fl hilt human
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Miss .
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Russell 1.. Buyer. J. 0. Hillard, Jr..-
litte. Meridcn I“ .
ALWAVs. CONVENIENT AND ALMDsT INDlsPENsioL‘E “ “I”...
sPRINc AND EARLY SUMMER. LONGER THAN HEnsTorono, ‘
WITH “DEEP sLITs IN THE BACK, BROAD , LAPELs DRAElNdf '
eRAcEFuLLV AND RATHER FULL Imam THE sHOULDER. . "NA. ‘1 ‘
TERIALs PLAIN AND SILK sTRIPED covsnTs AND RavsRsnp ‘
TWILLS IN MANV ATTRACTIVE sHADEs. PRIcE sasol‘ro tam.“
Spring Suits and Rain Coats".
. WEAR A NEW CHASE STYLE DERBY AND BECOME INTEN-
ESTED IN THE 8. d; P. SHOE FOR MEN AND BOYS. .1
FROM HEAD To FOOT WE GUARANTEE EVERY ARTIOLI
SOLD. g h ‘.
SELLEE}: truce?
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98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 32‘4-2.
Spinach, fresh and nice, reasonable price, 25c peck.
Parsnlps, new, fresh lot. 3c lb.
Oranges, Seedless. at 30c dozen, large 150 size, or small at 16 for 256.
Strawberry Jam, weigh out, the real thing, the lb.
Flour, good trade in our 5. R. brand at 85c bag; good quality.
A perfect powdered
Great for
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Use Ammonlne. A new article.
equal to 5 quarts of liquid Ammonia.
Free samples given.
Cleaning time.
Ammonia, one We package.
wishing anything, 10c package.
Bovine. for cleaning 5c package. A tumbler with every package, Tum-
bler alone worth the price of bottle.
Lighthouse heap made by Armour & Co.
bars, 25c.
New Crop Porto Rico M
Cookies use our Porto Rico 0 No “black strap."
Onion Sets here. '
LORENZO DIBBLE
rarer'uiinPotatoes”... Pi." l 56. “Miler bufSSc
In 5bu. lots. 500 per bu.
HOME GATHERED EGGS. PER “07.. .................... .. ........
Spinach and Kale at a wry low price.
Old and hard. 4c bar: 7
classes. it you want but Molaooeo Coke or
f good color and true flavor.
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Bunch Onions. Rndlshcs, Lettuce. (‘cch-y. Sweet Potatoes. Cranberries,
Cooking Apples and Extra Fancy Applcs_
, UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main St. South Norwalk. 49 Fort IL, East Nonnollt.
TEL. 26—3. .TEL loo—15. ‘
Reduced price on all Florida. and naval oranges.
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IEOOO no on: couriers
LEHIGH FURNACE a. RANOEOOAL
is for more economical than Soho yikiii Cool. '
two Tons of formor equals Throo Tons of tho Lomr,
' BUY JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY ’5 COAL.
Raymond Bros.
id? Washington Strut.
sore "5”EhEEM1EN,
REPRESENTING . J” 3.1m:
Harry H. Hoyt 8: 00.,
Bankers and Brokers,”
Stocks. Bonds, Groin and Cotton Bou chi and acid for cash or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Direct private wlro.
New York, 41 and 43 Wall street. . Brooklyn. 871 Fulton street.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL.112-—3. HOYT'S THEATRE. IUILDINO.
Market Forecast Every Morning at to O'Olook.
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l l J Acconomotv. *
. Ofton one uttrioutoo a look of cloornooo of vision to his one
when lilo Blur-o are wholly to blame. Would it not howoll to have ,
your one examined again? ' “an. ‘
IT'D FREE.
0. B. Jackson,
Oroduoio Optician.
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