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WEATHER rancher.
For Norwalk and vicinity; Generally
cloudy with snow hurries tonight and
Saturday.
yesterday morning has moved north-
eastward and is new central 01'! the
coast near Nantucket
high winds with cloudy weather and
light snow on the Massachusetts coast. ..
Another disturbance is central near
Duluth Minn. Cloudy weather with
snow or rain prevails generally in the.
Lake region and New England Con-
ditions indicate for this vicinity un-
smiled weather with slightly lower
temperature. 1
Mrs. Walter Burr. of South Nor-
vviilk, has been .visltiug‘ in Southport.
~Croiut 6’: Knapp Hats. O’Brien.
(iphir Chapter and Lincoln Council
will hold regular meetings this even-
1111;.
-II you are thinking of buying a
new or second hand Auto. call on L. M,
Wright. Telephone 104-2.
-—Complete asst. Tiible‘Nupkius. ex-
tra value, 981: doz. upward. in. S.
Smith it Co.
A regular business meeting of Wash-
ington Camp, P. S. 8., of A., was held
last evening.
~Tlie largest and best line Mei-corin-
cil Petticoats to be found, $1.25 each.
M. S. Smith & Co.
._.....~
Cockcnoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.. of Nor-’
walk, will hold a session this evening,
at the Wigwam, in Wall street.
«~Ronsting Pork and Pork Chops.
121M lb. liaycs' market.
The West Norwalk School District
held a special meeting Monday night.
and paid a six and one-half lnill tux.
F. D. 1.. & Co.
~Eggs, 15 for 25c.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcaniim.
iniends to arrange for a ladies’ night.
to be bold Thursdaypveliing, March 22.
m
“Cl‘Ofut & Knapp Huts. O'Brien's.
St. John's Lodge, F‘. and A. M.. of
Norwalk. met last evening and confer-
red the E. A. degree on two candidates.
—~-i.ook at our special Showing Ln-
dics' White Shirt. Waists. 50c upward.
M. S. Smith & CIO.‘
Three little rules we all should keep.
To make life happy and bright,
Smile iii the morning. smile at 11
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.“
Piaisted’s Drug Store.
I
Mrs, Jesse M. Ferris. of Passaic, N.
J., is spending a few days with rein-
tives ill South Norwulk and Norwalk.
———.—
5011. Hayes' market.
~Fresh Pork, 1011. lb.
Hayes“ mkt.
Mrs. Franklin A. ’l‘olles is quite ill
Her
condition this morning was somewhat
improved.
~1llosiery.
Siliflr—gl’Pfli variety and lowest prices,
to be found at M. S. Smith & 00.28.
Frederick R. Coleman, Jr., spent
yesterday in New York city. where he
attended the Hippodrome in the ab
tcrnoou.
u
~Mourning Bands and Canes. O’Brien,
(.lcorgo Drumllioud, who is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. lildluund Zelufi. at 10
lil Concord street, was a visitor III
New (11111111111, yesterday.
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~Sult i’orkaOc lb, 1Hayoa' murkot.
“W’ 1
George Wicks. ,ot Slioflleld-on-tlie-
Sound. was force to remain in the
city over night on account of an no-
oidoiit to the propeller or his boat.
11‘.
(lolorndo Apples, 351: doz. 1').
Lawton It Go. 1
Sirloin and Porterhousc Steaks .
eMALL 1.0m ROASTING PORK ..
Lean‘Pot Roast
ForequartersISpring Lamb . . . .
Rib Roast
Small Sagan cured Hams.
11-1
The disturbance that was-
centlal on the South Atlantic coast
It is producing
Underwear. Gloves, Con .
mica '«le‘tl‘
;. Church this cranium 1:111 o‘cio
W‘Iilo
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blqbdn it'd l) ' Y8 .
36 cents. Plhiated’s 1111111133513 111
. Min Annie Palmer. oi Roldan ave-
nue. N.oriv11;ik succeeded in picking a
boquet of "snow drops” yesterda. and
it is believed that spring in in loot
coining. ,
am
in.
4.1113111 Spring Derbles. O'Brlcns
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The electrical commissioners have
had poles erected and wires strung
through the new street recently open
ed by M. M Norton, from Lowe street
to Hoyt street.
1~Best yet discovered. Handsome
patterns Burlap Carpet, 36 in. wide, 29c
yd. M. S. Smith & 00.
Mrs. George A. Muycock. of New
Haven. formerly of South Not-walk. ac-
companied by her son Douglass Arm
strong, has sailed for South America
They will be away about six weeks.
--Rockwood's Sweet Chocolate.
cake. F. D. Lawton & Co.
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30
Dr. Jean llilmortior has returned to
his home in West Washi ton street,
after a sojourn of severe weeks in
Virginia, where he. hasheen recuper;
sting from an attackoi typhoid fever
h...“—
-—Latest Spring Derbies.
Prof. and Mrs. Alex;
shortly remove from 90 Wall street
to No. 92. in the same thoroughfare.
ulid will occupy apuitmenls shortly
to be. vacated by Di. and M13. llnirisou
_ G. Sloat.
~We have everything ill the line of
Kitchen Utensils, Glassware. Crockery.
Enamel Will-c, etc. M. S. Smith & (lo.
Miss Charlotte inmont. teacher in
the South Norwalk,ngl1 School, who
was called to Washington this week
on account of the illness of a lclatiic
is expected to resume her duties next
Monday
*Ilockwood's Suteet Chocolate,
cake. F. l). Lawton & Co.
31-
'l‘ho first game in the final round of
the pool tournament, of the Nutn
Chill. of Norwalk. was played Inst (sve-
ning. Ralph Vel'lili. rated 50, defeated
Lester Will-run. rated at 90. by the
score of 50 to 75.
——Umbrellas. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
The Eagles' committee has; made 1112
rangements to have seats for the at
tei'noon performance of "Obcrammer
gull" Sunday. reserved, the same as for
the evening percformancc. This is by
request of many-who desire to attend
church in the evening.
.._._._..__._...
—Gold(1n Pumpkin 3 cans 25c.
Landon & Co
F. D.
which to replenish your dining room.
you should look through the lint-.1
shown by A. .1. Collins (1‘: Company.
They show the largest line in this vi
(‘lllllY 11nd at prices low enough to se-
cure your order. See ad.-
——llome1mude or Link Sausage, 1011
lb. Hayes“ market.
The application of First Lieutenant
WilliuniL.iolles,i1‘irst Separate tom-
pant Connecticut National G111l11i.to
be ictiied has 111111.11 applmed by the‘
militant-general and he is relieved
from active 11911va in the military d11-
ty of the stuii1,nnd placed upon the
retllcti list. i
son an: av-
DOW.
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ant 51111
16-18c lb.
...... fill/21; LB.
................... Ioclb.
9c lb.
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. . .......... 1.2 to 16¢ lb.
11.1.11
141: lb.
Native Chickens, Fresh Ham: and Shoulders. Native Veal,
Fresh Tripoli. Etc.
,.,;. lidI 2 HM:
In the spring time you renown; your
,O'Bi'ien'a. ,
S. Gibson will: ,
if you are looking for anything with ,
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York today
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sunday. Mama t1
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Pioiciyal Reproduction
OBBR
A M M E R
G A U
Its People aluIlI Their Plays
HENRY ELliSWORTH.
Auuplce'l of
Norwalk Aerie.
“No. 558, F. O. E.
300 COLORED VIEWS
SELECTORCHESTRA
, CATHEDRAL. CHIMES
- CHOIR SINGERS
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First time here. View: of the
KREUZESSOHULE
as produced in Oberammergau last
summer * (1905)
Note—«Mr. Ellsworth
American who has appeared before the
performers in Obcrumniergau.
viewer are different from all others and
are the only ones shown to and on-
dorsed by the perionners authorities
lug pictuies wcic llm’ol takcii.
Tickets ............ 25c 35c and 50c
On sale at Wliclpicy & Clark 11 and
Blascei' s cigat stolcs Coleman's
news store and by members of
Aerie. and can be exchanged for re
served seats on and alter Tlllll'Silil)‘.
March 8, at lioyt' 11 Theatre and
Weeds drug store}. 01 walk
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A WOMAN' 8 EXPERIENCE IN THE
Japanese Army,’
30UTH NORWALK
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Friday, March 16,
AT EIGHT O'C LOCK.
.~.—_—
ADMISSION 35 CENTS.
CHILDREN 25 CENTS.
m2 8 9 ill 14 15
HOYT’S THEATRE.
‘MATINEE AND Niel-11'.
SATURDAY. MARCH 10TH.
The Return of
THE'AMERICAN VITAGRAPH co.
Showing a complete new line of mov-
ing pictures and also the latest il-
iuairated IOI’IGI.
2-PERFORMANCES-—2 '
Mail on, 2:15; Evening, 8:15.
t Popular Prices.
Matinee—«Children, 10c; Adults, 20c.
Evening—51°C. 20c and 301:.
Seats Now on Sale.
-HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY, MARCH 12TH.
NEIL BURGESS '
Himself
And His Big New York Revival of the
COUNTY FAIR.
Management of Sutherland and Tower.
2 Carioada of Scenery, Hones, Etc.
See the Live Him" in the Thrilling
Race Scene.
Vaudeville Between Acts.
Not a Dull Moment,
2 Companies in One.
Pricey-$259 50c and 751:.
let 4 Rows in Orchestra—$1.00.
I5.
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source a
medicine, and song
cones are Worthless
remodymaken intern
1. I 3115'wa hill. diearfli
mine little
is the only1
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and villageis in 0be1.1111111c1guu Mov 1
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pro than a. cough; it; to a deep-seated .
unit on or calms oi the pronoun taboo. ‘ and,
tuna. and the most: Wind
consumption. .113 human nil annuals
cures.
some alonehu Multiplied in
11 every 93 Item and Inn
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Brooklyn with his parents. Mr. Weill
its especially eluted. because during
the present week he has had the honor
oi! becoming an uncle. and also today
he becomes of use. twanty “one Mr.
well": is the nephew. of Mrs J. i.
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9“$¥‘
KEEP A LITTLE COZY
CORNER in your cellar filled
with Coat.
We could continue telling you
until‘dooins-day that we sell good
ICoal, but it will not make a dent
in your memory until the day
that you decide to give our Coal
a trial and are thereby convinced
and converted.
And from that day forward,
{creaking all others, for better
and not for worse. for richer and
not for poorer, you will buy Coal
of us.
ill Familial in.
3 me i!
lulu .
Annals
of Spring weiiriiblcs are pulling
in their appearance.
The Star and Monarch Negli-
gec Shirts in all the new col-
orings, plaids and stripes,
$1.60 and 81.00.
An alluring array or the lam-
our Kelsei‘ Neckweur, ln grays,
blues. lvp, green. etc
New arrival‘ of fancy Halt
Hose and Hundkcrchicls, at 25c.
Open Monday, Wedlmday and
Saturday Evenings.
JOSEPH DAVIS.
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snowman
HA'ifrEn
ruasisnnn.
85 Wuhinxton St, 80. Nowell.
“MOVERS iIIlE PlAGE "
The shoe with bath
comfort and style;
nun—u..—
Spring Style: New Road v.
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"WIEAR SIIIIIES iIIIAII fli"
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loaded with
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0 y ever .
11,113. germ use
Misha
Rizal: ll'lah,
Simon and White Fish,
Steak cod,
Spanich Mackerel,
White Halibut. 1211
German Carp, 10¢.
Milt‘,« 1201
Builder‘s .. 1 111*
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Pro-l1 Herring,
Long and Round Clams and Dylan.
30:: qt.“
Special Bale ol’ Salmon.
Live Salmon, 10:
MI other kinds of fresh fish at run-
ounbldmrim. ,1 ' ,._. " '
l in; i; a.
Ducross
We have endeavored at all times
to bring our cuatomero the but the;
market afforded, and our selection of
handsome wall covering:- this canon
we think a crowning triumpth. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
them.
Our Paper Hangers understand
hangingI wall paper.
wa--—-
Blocker“ lump Hunseinmishiup
llilililS, Painters Supplies.
on.“
TO ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture Framing.
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SPECIAL
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe,
25c; White Curtain Poles, with Fix-
turu, 101:.
9—...—
Piiniiiiu and i’apel thinning.
LII. DECKER,
87 Washington Street,
Tel. Con. South Norwalk.
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Best 11111111111
READ THIS LIST:
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar,
Our Very Best Butter. per lb.,
$1.00
25c
3 lbs. Pure Lear Lard, 260
4 lbs. Compound Lard, 25c
3 pkgs. Mother‘s Oatmeal, 25c
7 bars Ozone Soap, 251:
2 pkgs.Cre.1n1 of Wheat, 25c
2 cans Bartlett Pears. 25c
3 on? Mil 251:
3 lit?l 1111 Be Beudb.10c; 8 lira, 250
A. Stull,
24 Cottage Ave.
Tel. Call,
223-3.
the exposed corner
’ room, the bay win-
dow, or the room
that gets no sun,
with a.
GAS HEATING
STOVE.
DUSTLESB,
NOISELEBS.
BOTHERLESS
Easy to light and ioIexilnlluiIIsll.
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'., High- water mark now in the dress
, piste.
Eu! Norwalk. 0,2. '
Evidence: of spring are to be seen in every section enhance,
These evidences are strengthening, and before long the
shop will be arrayed' in the bright, fruit merchandise of tit!
season. You‘ll be particularly interested when we tell you ‘ "
these new Igoods are rightly bought and are going to be rigIIiI,
sold.
DREOB 000081IECTION
'1! 64 inch broadcloth, in all col
AT ITS BEST ”1*
‘ also black, at $100 a yard.
52 inch all wool black French sh
special at 89c.
THE SELLING OF SILKB
There’s little to wonder‘ all?
silk selling is so active. Never
silks an economically priced. 1111
choose new you get a pick at the
A beautiful assortment or (1.011
China silks, at 60c 11 yard.
20 inch all silk toilets, new aha,
at 75¢ a yard
27 inch black taffeta silk, :1 1.111111
special at 89c 11 yard.
36 inch black taffeta silk sott am
at I31 11 yard.
1 . . 1
goods section Range of styles, range
or colors, reuse of prices most com.
Wool shepherds checks in black
and white and blue and white. Very
special at 501: yard.
A full range of colors in all wool
nun's veilings and albatross, at 601: a
yard.
38 in. all wool black and white. 111113
and white. brown and white, and nov-
elty mixtures, at 500 yard
45 In. wool brilliantine, all colors.
line or the newest colma, at (19¢ a
yard.
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33.35 11113311133105 Street
Something New.
Coming in every day. You'll be delighted with our im art 9
of All-Over Laces for Waists, which have just arrived. Te cf]
ing newness of the patterns will charm you. Every Icfi‘ort ehad
given to make the collection the best to be found in this 101251;
You shall be the judges; Do us the favor to investigate.
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N E RYAN.
S6 WASHINGTON STREET: SOUTH NORWAL
Do you know them ? 1
Do I know whom?
Harris 85 Guns Go.
What do they sell?
Ask your neighbor.
. Telephone 450.
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‘GSPECIAL SALE OF SEAS
SATURDAY. 7 P. M. TO 10 P. M.
250 WRITING PAPER 10c
Eaton-Hurlbut Highland Linen. »
Whiting and other well-known makes.
‘ 3V1
All new. fresh stock—no odds and ends.
AT NELSQN'S.
ONLY CURE FOR OYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching i tried everything i
could hear of but running helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottlu1 111ml 11111 completely.
For sale by It li. l‘iilisied, F. H. Bax- 1
tor and the (Jiifi'nrti Pharmacy. ”
is not what the people want who
require good workmanlhlp.
is done right and when I any
i. done, It: done. » :
ARTHUR E. IENEDIO‘I’.
Plumbing, Timing and steam FII
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WESTERN BOWLING CONGRESS.
SM. 1' l Aim Qii‘l’, Utah Maiih 9.
~11: tiiu touuiameui or the Western
Bowling Congress Kiipplngci and Ti)
well of Denver, bloke all national
bliullng 1111 orilu in the two lllcu icalil
rm 11 yosii-rday by piling up a total of
EM pilllllii.
18111 »
PLUMBING‘AND
AN iNViTATiON
We talk you to tiv a :55 cent bottle
of illolilblcs Cough Core and we will
pay back your tummy it it fails to cure.
A single dose leosens the hardest
cough. ulluyn iniluinliiatlou and gives
restful sleep. bill. Baxter. '1‘
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sue or 311151 Music.
skiuaoA‘v.
Muslim. Happy Heine Wait, "Hi the
Sun Shine». Nollie Silvci I-loehl Star
light, Hey. Mr. Joshua, Cheyenne, My
Duiky Mao and otherwi. 1
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MUSIC O’TOIII.
ILATI AND TIN RO‘
an and 5mm Pitt:
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8100 to at? ‘13:":
annually our data 0 I.
established tea room.
chocka paid for with“.
. surplus chow mulls 1
1 request.
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Special in
OKSUI'I'S
O’KM‘. if.
$12 bulls iiiiwlg
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