th\ .
clever‘ and rich.
GO TO
South Norwalk. Conn.
, .._.~__ ._....___.. w..-
Are the Spring
Styles and Feb-
rics We. Have
‘ J not Received.
‘The woolen: are spark-
ling as a gold coin newly
minted. The weayes are
It's our
surpassing styles of whic
we are most proud.
The sweeping curves and
V graceful lines of the new
Spring models can't be had
elsewhere for the prices we
sell them—$7 and $10.
GET THE HABIT
BflPYHIBHT ElfllH Ni ii.
HARRY GOODWIN, Mil
amended“!—
Man Found In a Inn “Wu identified
as Hei- Amlllnt.
Constable J. J. Goodwin is investigata
ing a story of attempted assa‘uli upon
a young woman livin'ion Roou Hill.
One evening recently‘as lilo was re-
turning to her home from the center
of the city a man sprang out from the
side of the road and 'elzed her. Site
1 screamed and he tr to put his hat
over her mouth. b by violent str‘ -
‘ ts pursued bi' '
~ [discovered in a burn and ii is under-i
lstood he was positively identified by
the young lady as her assailant.
It is probable that, a warrant will
gbe issued for his arrest, although at’
rtelllpls are being made to hush the
:tuatter up. ‘
, .
tNEED-P‘VINOL __
it! its 00d liver Oil elements head i A meetinilgflof the executive, coniltlnilti
. cngthen the oi the re Department was at
and St!’ the lungs ‘lnat evening to make. plans for the
Many people inherit weak l: ms big carnival to be held this summer.
which are likely to be attacked by ‘t‘lw conmtlttees ware appointed from
consumption. So also an. lungs weak- I the members of the executive commit-
ened by disease 0,. by a gumbo”, : tee. it was decided to hold the affair
hacking cough. , on the Ella Lot on West avenue which
No matter what the cause Vlnol‘hi‘“ been kindly donated by Mr. lolls,
Nlrt‘nglhenfi Wt‘flk lungs and givog “m. ‘ with the understanding that there will
the power to throw oif \vastinzinm be any objectionable features to
diseases. " l the carnival.
The reason that Vinol has unchE 'l‘ho it‘airtield County Savings Batik
power to heal and strengthen i... has deviated the usual semi-urtuuul div-
beeause it contains in a highly con-3W”nil WWW? March 3““. “l the "1““
ecuirated fornt all of the eurntivegoi tour Der cent. per annum.
medicinal and strength creating ele~§ -_ .. . ~~ .
manta of cod liver oil, actually takeni
ftom ftesh coda livers. with the use-z No CE.
I u——-
less. nauseating oll eliminated and.
tonic iron added. l , .
' So sure are we of 'Whai Vinol wilt; Notice is hereby given to all persons
do that‘ we ask every person 'mlinterestcd lit the proposed layout. of
South Norwnlk suil'ering from weakdtoodward avenue. from Meadow
' lungs. stubborn. hacking coughs or any ; street to the city line. no that said ave-
wastlng disease to try Vinol on ourtuue shall be substantially forty (40)
offer to return money it it fails. The ' feet in width. and iii the. establishment
Clifford Pharmacy. {oi the grade thereof substantially on
N0le~-Wh|le We are. sole agents for , the present grade of said avenue. and
Vinol in South Norwnlk, it is now for in the layout of sideWaIks on each side
sale at the lending drug store in nearly of said aventte substantially six (tit
every town and city in the country. feet in width. and in the designation
look for the Vine] agency in your and establishment of». building line
town. on each side of said avenue, substan-
tially as follows: A line twenty (20)
V: Lung. succeeded in citing away fr pd
« «Eil- assailaiti. wh it to flight. Net .. , ‘ ‘
. fit ‘he wnsatl
.W... .... wwww.m ..
-. " Tar. Lesotho/oar. GQODS swear. " t;
TRISTRAM & am 771'.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. _. ‘8
Carpets.
We would, remind you that we are headquarters for everything in the Carpet line. Whatever you may want
we can supply. Also Rugs of all sizes. including the large carpet sizes. of which we have beyond a dobbt the larg-
cst and most extensive line to be found in town. Our line includes all grades and sizes from the low price ‘oods
, \
to the finest seamless Wiltons, and our prices can save you money.
‘HlllISEHJHNISHI'NB [I PAHTMENT.
7 in, Jardinieres, blended colors, .. 250 Large Bottles Ammonia .......... tic Clothes Lines, 50 feet .......... lbs
8 in. Jardinieres. blended colors .. 390 liall Lamps, complete 790 Lantern Globes 30
9 in. Jardinicres. blended colors .. 50c: Pott's irons, per set ............ 79c Fancy ’l‘ca. Pots 35c
10 in. Jardiniercs, blended colors . 65c Folding ironing Boards ........ 95c Decorated Cuspldorca 'itlc
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, count.“
:A‘sfiékvikm~miit6f§ ‘ ' ' " " A‘
I PIE-Ans. t.
f
Richard A. Roccman Left Tow
denly, on Saturday. -
East Norwalk people are in . WANTED.
deeply interested in the mys ‘ -— .. ..-, ...,"
disappearance from town of l t w. TED-«Two BRIGHT “9,
A. Rossuian. a batter employed iii the , ‘ ‘ ., “-
Crofut and Knappjacwry. undiliving
at El Winfield street. Mr. Rdssman l '
came here about a year ago irom.Pliila-t ‘
delphla and has been living in Winfield
street ever since. ,
. _ l
Norwaik.
O'Brien.
.........4. ......u- - u.
~Mourning Bands.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS' SMOKER.
A very pleasant smoker was held
last evening at Pyihinn Hall by lilt‘
members of Olive Branch Lodge. There,
was lots of fun as one of the features
of the evening was a grab bag in which
the members secured objects which
BK ’NflW BUMP Hi.
i
’I Fine Suits, worth $8 to $20—35 to $15.
rcn's Suits. 3 to 16 years, worth $2 to $8——$1.25 to $6.
3 at
feel from the inside of the sidewalk
line on the easterly side of said ave-
nue, i’rom liurrltr avenue south, and
a line fifteen tiht feet from the in-
side of the sidewalk line on the west-
erly side of saidavende. from Meadow
street South. between which lines and
Last Saturday Mr. liossntan drew his
pay and without going to his home.
boarded a train and has not been seen
here since. His wife remains at Win-
field street and believes that Mr. Ross-
inun will return. ,_ but said by the
neighbors that static doniestic troubles
r\
4" t.
‘ 1;. :o ‘z‘.’
li.=.a~'.;~.t<~li;tl l .
attributed i»
Si
ll line of Men's Furnishings at
m
MW.
4
it,NonTH MAIN STREET
Phone 322-4.
correspondingly low prices.
‘ es for every one in the iamlily at very reasonable prices.
. wG OT T LIEB,
Clothier and Furnisher,
SOUTH NORWALK
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
- , And you-don’t find better provisions anywhere to supply you both with
the DELICACIES and NECESSI‘TIES of daily life than right under title one
roof. '
in Ceylon you would find a delic
for your pleasure.
Coffee. We have also brought that h
W6 are the agents for the famous Chase a Sanborn Teas and Coffees.
innumerable home
in better
knowhrthe world over for their excel
products we have selected the choices
,ohlpe is not to be found in Norwalk.
ious Tea.
ere from Java.
From our
A wider variety kept
lence.
t.
_ CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
.l
33 wssr WASHINGTON ST.
LEADING GBOCER. ..
SOUTH NORWALK.
We have brought it here
in Java you would find an exceedingly fine flavored
said highway no=buildlngs or part
thereof. or any stoop or part thereof.
shall be.erected en’stntioued: that a
meeting of tired hell of this city
will be held ut‘i'lt ..Conucii Chamber
on Monday. Aprililsi, 1903'. at right
o‘clock p. mi 1181 i where all per-
sons whoseicid is proi mod to be talc
etrilterefor. 0, may be affected 1
due I}!
ho ‘ Mounted“ there- i
thereby, or .. ' g .
V be heard in rela-
ln. ‘may appear
lion thereto.
if ch 21. 1907.
Per order of the Council.
front their aproprintnesn and inapprop.
riateness made many jokes. The. at.
fair wa sin charge Gus Meyevholtz.
George Sprngue anywwlam Strutibn.
During the evening refreshments were
served and all bird 'li‘good ,time.
Little globules of. sunshine that
drive the clouds away; .Dertt's Lit-
tle Early Risers wllirecatter the gloom
of sick headache and billlousncss.
They do not gripe or sicken. Recom-
mended and sold here by The Clifford
South Norwnlk."
Joanna R. TAYLOR.
Pharmacy and The bridge Phar-
« ‘City Clerk.
illflOY. {r
m21 2t
=23:
asifiomé Laid hééé
20 lbs. Gran. Sugar ,. ........... $1.00 I Marshall's Klppcred l-lerring 180
, Health Brand Salmon ........... . Bitch None Such Mince Meat ..... . 25c
Defianc'e'Mllk, per call ........... Sc 15 Good Eggs ............. 2 c
8 lbs. Large Prunes .......... .. 230
3 Cunsiflampbeil's Soup 25c 3 Cans N. Y. State Corn» ........ 20c "‘55 Of? change of clothing. and we are .311 ready for your
Mosubliat or Sweet (‘lover Milk. per can ..................... . 10c Shown in our Spring Display are especially noteworthy.
Very thcy Creamery Butter. net 4 lb- ---------------------------- 32c the best woolens. cheviots, homespuns, serges. etc. We give the public extraordi-
BEN EUR FLOUR . .......... 1 ..... $5.00 BBL; PER BAG, 65!:
United Grocery CO.
2 lbs. Dried Apples .......
,FULL LINE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
. M- Epsteim
dong. Main subs. Nor. Tel 143.‘ ,49‘ Fort at. ‘Eact'Norwalk. Ignition.
h
per doz 25c «
PUTNAM HOSE PINOCHLE.
The second round in the pinocltle
was played last night and the score
‘to date follows:
,, . W.
\Ready:........................;'n l
[Kane ................ ‘ ...... i ‘ S
i
'Alextinder .................... 4 2 ‘ 4
F, Hogarth” , , , . , , , . . . . . , , , , . .3 Cl" [8—] 9—2 women s Department
McGowan .................... .1 2 2 2d 16 . . . .
ll. Smith ............. .3 l 34 23—1 \L'r)’ fili'hfih films I" a” the
(1. l' carom ............ ...... :: .‘l 40 32 ttovcl cficcis which have tltc call
7“ V --------- *- - > - - ..........4 ‘2‘] ;g_l 3L1 llllS bprtng. They are all here in
"'::::‘.::::Z'_:::Zii.::2 45 64—1 49_1 plenty and every demand can be
any,” ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 3 3' 68—1 57.4 casxly hllcd by a selection from
'» ..................... :i 3 73—1 66 our stocks. The jackets are es—
.t . - l l 80—1 73 pcciaily notable for their smart-
"’72§i‘T-‘f‘.’f'f..::i3‘11:::::::::::::l «5 £323 327* W and real “wt“- "iw new
global] .................. ....3 3 This evening at 8 O'clock. Elliott K. bpl‘lilg \ya‘Sts Fm also displayed
Doland .................... ...5 1 Gregory, 60. and John W. Kline, 50, at tempting prices, and otir Mil~
:D‘Qlllfiggs ---------------- .- r: i .“'”' play. ' liucry and Shoe Departments are
"Gbiotio .................. (i 0 A man named Albert Morrell. of “150' complete and ready for m-
_, East Norwnlk, created a little mild spectiouh
,Anroutlne meethyg of the Central excitement in the local banks this 1
r Union was held last evening‘in- morning, by claiming that he had #5000 ., ‘ 8 ‘ts ‘ d
‘ tflr‘Labor Lyceum, ‘ on deposit in each of them. The cash- .- . 111 Ill
A; meeting of the executive. commlt- let's humored him and finally he Wag , to
at dress uniform . : , m
to Wear full
walk Club.
score
flames; ‘ . t -
Crampton. lob. ,
ll . ~
. taken home by friends.
* Small Sum And Ii System
til “it far better augury for succegs in saving than the mere determina-
“uon to'save it big sum all at once. “when oue'c ship comes in."
This list a MUTUAL savings bank, designed especially to encour-
. W thrift and small savings. Over two million dollars have been
Qmpu‘i‘ulated by our depositors in this why. You can do what other:
7 “have done it you will begin and stick to, it.
.7 South N‘orwalk Savings Bank
"I‘rtibildhin, 97 Washingtoh 81.. Lbouth Nor-walk, Count,
‘ ,m
:NORWALK CLUB POOL Tobausv.
A close game was played last night.
tournament of l’tlltlmn iioae Company in the pool tournament of the Nor~
John H. Hoyt. 85, defeat-
ed lloward A. (‘ramptom 100, by the
oi" 85 lo 87. Tile scoré by
Hoyt, 85.
favor and patronage. All members of the family may have
on one account if desired. Millinery. Shoesl Dresses for the
ing and Shoes for the men. , ‘ I ’
We 'are able to conduct this vast business on
These bright Spring days bring forcibly to. our minds the need and desirable—
nary values in the form of fine’ wearing clothing at the lowest prices. and then in ad-
dition inviting them to buy in our easy paying plan of a little at week has won their
our easy paying plan, because of
the large number of stores we conduct. and, the big saving eiiccted in buying large
lots enables us to sell clothing at the very lowest prices. The display of ladies gar-
ments shown here is one of beauty and vastness. The style and chicness of fashion-
able garments .are readily observed, and the prices asked are remarkably low,
were at the bottom of Mr, Rousman‘s
sudden leaving of home and work.
Stilt for divorce has been brought
by Mrs. (lard .. Fowler agMnst
Gardner l.. F‘o ‘ f‘Darien. in which
she alleges bit 1 intemperance and
A»
o o
cruelty of an i rable nature. She ,' ‘ , Ya"
nuke for ilie‘ 'c y’ o! a cltild four it: ’11, or?
years of age. \ ‘ rs have been servv ‘1 . ",2" . ... t'.”
ed lit the case. Deputy Sherifi John If; :fi ‘LJANJD
sauiiiitituiu manhunt
W. Scttlley.
Mrs. John F‘.
walk, was adnii
Hospital today
operation.
u" >
Fifia’rrow. of East Nor-
;1 to the Nor-walk
and will undergo an
.1293:
fore buying elboiwhere. We want you to coinparc‘thequality
of goods we carry. See our I i
Why not make up your mind to look ai but Furniture
Quartered Oak Dining Tables, _
Sideboards, Dressers. .
Chifi‘oniers, Fancy Chaired-
Enamel Beds, Fine -Mattresses,
Eggs and .Matting-s. ,
-—.—_—-
r
demands. The styles
and the fabrics include
their wants supplied here
ladies. and Hats. Cloth-
With a small, outlay of readycash we had retardish your .)
home. The balaiice‘ of your payments cart be arranged to
, lion’s
()ur Men's
materials are
the latest.
reasonable.
Hats.
union workmen, and are free from
sweat shop methods.
are shown in all the fabrics and
in all the styles which are accept—
ed as the “thing" this Spring. The
and the prices very
H
We also carry a complete line
of Men's Spring Overcoats and
Suits .
suit you.
Suits are made by ' ’ .‘ ' , _ , ' * h ,'
The suits
‘ Suit has been brought against a con-7
tractor who has been working for the 5
Consolidated road. by Victor Buttery.I - ~ .
or New Canaan, who has garnisheedf I 0 A“
i; ‘35 ii i
money due the contractor in the hands '1
OUR COAL
the best. the styles
of the railroad company. The stilt is,‘
for $900;th papers have head'served
by Deputy Sheriff John W. So‘u‘lley.
Edward Reilly, who has been under-
going treatment at the hospital 'tori
pneumonia, has been discharged trout}
the institution, George Saunders of.
ti
$10 to $25.
is w r ' ' ‘-
Winnipauk. who has been at the ‘hoso‘ . 0 th advertising won“
pitai {gr astringent of rheumatism, has buying—worth h‘Vmg m your
use on so urged. ‘ ‘ . . -‘
mus stave been completed for the bin-“womb bummg' And we
sp 3 once oi! Company D In the ‘ ‘ '
$310” 01%“?ng Wheelewuna! argpieaszd :hen it pleases you.
son’s are our; ias‘ eon e a ed. M n t est 's o
‘ and De Kly’n trill-cater. Theiin bars! y c ‘ go d enough
‘Dt‘itthe company are to your full ’ ress' ‘0' “Hr for Y9“-
un orms. ‘ - - '
UAi spfcialnrehofarsnl oi‘ the Choral A fine “9“ 0‘ [907 mining 1““
non s cited or next Monday cvc- '
hing, March 25th, at Trinity Church.I received, and it “’5‘"
South Norwaik, in anticipation of the ‘ n H
hospital benefit concert on April 10th. ,
Mrs. Marx and Miss Jean Neville. So , »
pram and mutt-alto of Dr. Parkburst's , ‘ a
church in New'York (The Madison ' . ‘ " ’
, Bantu-e Presbyterianimave been scour- , ,- ”it ~ ‘ 5“"
1.1% "wwloj?otfo:htge £0308”, and ob. W
at war c outs in connect. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
“tom Mrs. Mm need- immedicte i ‘ iii "
- ‘ ‘ . ‘ _' w ,1 N r m. ‘t . I, ‘ my“. ..
‘ M‘s“
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