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Lucal auras.
A son was born a few days ago to‘
Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Benedict. of Har-
bor avenue.
The Easter musical programs of the
churches will be published in The Sen-
tinel tomorrow.
--Fresh Lettuce. Tomatoes. Celery.
Spinach and Kate. F. D. Lawton & Co. '
Avdnughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. George F'. Belts of Springuood
avenue, Norwalk.
The time. of the meeting tomorrow
night in the Rowayton Methodisti
Church will be 8 o‘clock. l
—Don't think that plies can't be.
cured. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Dosn's Ointment.
60 cent: at any drug store.‘
Mrs. C. A. Lounsbury, of Bridgeport.
la the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. E. B. ’
Yoyre. of' Beldeu avenue.
Miss Minnie Bell. of Mout'cinir. N.
J.. is spending the Easter vacation with
her mother. Mrs. G. S. Bsiil, of East
Norwnik.
-—i.ntest Spring Derbies. O'Brien.
A delegation of about fifteen inclu-
bers of the Nutmeg Club. of Norwalit
attended the play atrlloyt's 'l‘heatrc
last night.
Royal W. Adams. 00, defeated George
S. Raymond. 55. by the score of titi to
49 last night in the pool tournament! H
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of the Norwulk Club. This evening.
Dr. J. l). Wirt. 50, and .lohu ii. Kline.
50. will play.
——"Generally debilitated for vtcrs
Had sick lieadaxmea‘lacked ambition
was worn-out and" all run-down. Bur-
dock Blood Bltters made me a Well
woman.”—Mrs. Chas. Freitoy. Moosup.
Conn.
The committee recently chofieu b)’.
the Norwalk city council tollook up
a new fire truck. as authorized by a
recent city meeting, .went to New Hr;
ven yesterday afternoon and inspected
a truck in that city. .
—Cre.amery Butter. 320 lb. Joachim.
Today will be .ycry generally ob- _
served as a legal holiday. -' The banks
will be closed all day. as will also be:
the case with many stores. The post-!
offices wil observe the usual holiday
hours. The barber shops will close at
noon. - I
You can't'tellxa Woman's age after
she takes liollistcr’s Rocky Mountain
Tea. Her complexion is titre. Site is
round. plump and handsome; in feet.~
she is young again. 35 cents. Tea 01"
Tablets. Plaisted'a Drug Store.
Providing the weather is good today.‘
a number of yachtsmen. who have got-t
ten their boats in the water early this
spring. will go out for a sail. Last
Saturday the weather was very balmy,
on .he water. but since that time has
not. bee particularly pleasant.
~l~laster iluts. O'llrien.
The first regular baseball of the
season in Norwalk is scheduled to be
played this afternoon on the Overlook
Selleck Military Academy diamond in
East avenue. The opposing teams will
be the Norwaik Stars and All Nor-
walks. The game will start between
1:30 and 2 o'clock ‘
The secret of i'asllibnable beauty. I
askedthe Question of a noted btauty
specialist. "in ordertp be round, rosy.
plump. very pretty‘nhd stylish take
Hollistcr‘s Rocky Mountain Tea. 3-5
cents. i’laisted's Drug Store.
An important quarterly meeting of
Court Narruk. Foresters of America.
was ll( id last night at‘ll'orestcrs‘ Hall
in Water street. Norwalk. The mat-
ter of the Court purchasing the Price
building. in which the organization is
now quartered. was iscussed at
length. butavaiultahlcd. De legates were
selected to attcnd‘lh‘e Grand Court
convention at-‘W’H‘hi-éb in Mr"
Thomas F‘. liowd, liernard Connolly
and Albert A. Heine were chosen det-
egates and DNII. Slatiery. Edward J.
Hayes and Bdtyard it‘laherty alter-
nates. 3‘ P 'r. -
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weld”. Joaelotr.
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—Duek Eggs;
HER CONDITION STILL cameos.
Feared That Mrs. Brother-ton Receiv-
ed internal injuries in Runaway
Accident. _
Mrs. Theodore Brotitertou; or :27
Main street. Norwalk. who was badly
injured Wednesday afternoon in a
runaway accident. p sed a restless
day yesterday and he ‘condition is still
considered serious. Mrs. Brotherton‘s
left leg was broken and it is feared
‘ . that she received internal injuries. 0112
tag to the fact that she was just re-
covering from an illness, her recovery
will probably be slow.
ROLLAWAY RINKLES.
There will be extra music attire
Roliawoy Rink this evening. thus mak-
ing this pleasing amusement place
still more attractive and tomorrow.
night an orchestra of five pieces will
play for the skaters.
ousurv caocourss
Plain and Foncy Boxes
3' o'rlLLooN-powcu'. CORPORATION
Prescription Drawn.
‘ Open Sundays. 1‘. South Norm":
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Taylor 8r .Golden.
74 Washington St. Tot. 213-2.
Everything to Ship Chandlory.
Pants. Oils and Varnishes-
Denatured and Wood Alcohol.
Scot line of Spring Goods ovcr shown.
HARRY RIDER.
612 mm on. onlooeeonr. Conn. ;
Good! delivered free. Tel. 243-3.
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W of tho '
Lot, Doolol J. Hum PM MUM. Chili, Iuyo 20 Dozen—-
Mounted With Mint-tout " Hbvo Icon ”Whom Kano-o.
‘ Procudo. ' The Norwalk Fish 11 d Game Arso-
~lr|. [halal .l. Hogan, of Stuart elation held o‘meeti _‘last night at.
enue. had a very pleasant surprise the Norwalk Hotel, a large number of‘
1 night. when a committee from the members being present. Plans
lNorwaik Division. A. 0. H.. and the were made for the distribution of twen-
Lodtes' Auxiliary called on her‘ anti
. . ly dozen young quail, which were re-
;piesented the sum of $200. This really purchased and will be liberated
‘amouut was the proceeds from the St. in the woods abouti'Norwalk.
tl’atrick‘s night dance and entertain- Word has been .‘eeeived in Nor-
}tuent. held in, Hibernian Hall in Wall walk that the yeti rds have been
gstreet. Fr. shipped from Wio Kansas. it is
. Before the affaiiilt was decided to expected that the ‘N arrive hero
.turn the proceedsroilcr to Mrs. Hogan. this peek.
. whose husband dléll a few monthsago.
and who was a well-hoown member
to! the order.
llig Faster sale of high grade grtr
ceries at the New Yorlt Grocery store.
'l‘hctr stamp ot't‘rr ismsceedingly liberal
and the prices are ven‘ low. Read the
lid.
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. “Fresh [A'ttucet "l‘oniatoes. t‘elery.
iSpinaeh and Kate. it‘. I). lmwton & Co.
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An Easter Store for Me .
it’s Tim: to Get Your Easter Outfit.
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Copyrighr 1007 by
Ham Schniincr 25’ Marx
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'i- Correct Furnishings.
We’re ready! Wc'vc Spring
Suits and Overcoats in all the new
and approved stylesl' We’ve all
the correct accessories to com-
pletc'yOur Easter outfit!
It’s a JUST RIGHT stock of
Spring Clothes we invite you to
select irom—just_right in style.
just right in fit‘, just right in qual-
ity and just right in price.
Four new and distinctive mod-
els of Spring Suits. in entirely
new mixtures and fast-color black
and blue fabrics.
Suits trom $8.50 to $28
‘ Three new and smart models of
Spring Overcoats: Varsity. Ches-
terfield and Top Coat models;
new gray weaves. Oxford and
black. and new shades of c0vcrts
in Top Coats.
Overcoats. $6.50 to $25
New Raincoats.
prooicd, $10 to $25.
CORRECT HATS FOR MEN.
All the new and authentic
blocks in stiff and soft hats from
the best hat shops are here:
Crofut & Knapp Dcrbics. $2
and $3.
Volk Dcrbies. $2 and $3.
Soft Hats. $1.50. $2 aild $3.
Cravancttc
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Every, new weave. shade and pattern and every new shape of iour-in-hand and bat-wing tie
is represented in our showing of new ncckwear at 25c.”and see.
All the new lively and sober effects in fancy hdsic’ry are here—the gingcry plaids. new plain
shades and the old reliable black
50c and on up. .
The biggest and best showi
choice oi‘ picked patterns you‘ll find in town priced from $1 to $2.50. .
and tan hosiery we‘re famous for. 15c a pair. 2 pairs for 25c.:7'25c.
ng of new Negligcc Shirts we‘ve ever had here; tip! broadest
Andy Gloves! The new tan shades are ready in shins we vouch for as the best value the mar-
$1.00.
THE STORE WILL BE
kct affords at our prices:
I 14 South
$1.50 and $2.00.
CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY.
'Rogers & Stevens,
Main. Street. Tel. 632-2.
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ILLINOIS SALOON INVESTIGATION.
SPRINtiI-‘thlllb. iIi.. March ‘23.»«AI-
ter a'heated deflate the lllinois House
of Representatives ‘today adopted a
rtxsolntion providing for an investiga-
tion of the .srtioons in the suburbs of
lilghwdod. near Chicago. and adjoin-
ing the military post at Fort Sheri-
dan. The. secretary of war has fre-
quently asserted that the resorts were
demoralizing to the soldiers.
KODOL digests what you eat and
quickly overcomes indigestion. which
is a forerunner of Dyspepsia. . It is-
madc in strict conformity to the Na-
itlonal Pure Food and Drugs .Law and
is sold on a guarantee relief plan, Sold
by The Clifford Pharmv and The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
INTERNATIONAL SILVER cou-
. - - PANY.
NEW ,XORK. March ally—Artur» an-
nual meeting of the international Sil-
‘ver Company in .iersc-y (Jity today. it.
Livingstone lleeckmau was elected a
director. increasing the number of di-
recaors from i?» to to. Other direc~
tes u'ere , reelected.
Snttlrcioy Slate.
SHEET MUSIC
IOO
He's a Cousin of Mine. Somebody
Waiting for You. No Wedding Bells
for Me. Cheer Up Mary. Kiss All the
Girls for Me. Brass Buttons, When the
Orioles Come North. Shapiro's Latest
Dance Folio. ‘ .
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main 8h. South Nor-walk
Agent for A. G. Spaiding'c
Iuobell and Sporting Goods
srunols’taw STANDS.“ ’
:\l'(iUS'l'A.‘_Mt',, March 28.—Gover-l '
nor (‘obb this :‘ternoon vetoed the}
[hilt repcaliug the. Sturgls law for the;
{strict enforcement 'of the liquor pro-i
ltibitory law on the ground that to "“‘l
peal the Sturgls law without substi-
tuting any similar ‘or equally effective:
measure would take “from the execu-l
tire all pmver to‘ enforce the prohibi-
‘tory law when necessary.
ONEY
Deposited subject to check is not only
payable on demand, but is safe . and
convenient. '1- -:-
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i an m w. a. moon.
3 Funeral . Ioofor .
t and Emb .. our. 5
i 19 North Main St. outh Norwalk"
i Residence, 6 Washington St. ‘
Telephone at house..134-2.
l Telephone at office, 336-2. .
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Banking Dept. and pay your .billsvby
check. ‘ 'I- '3 '5 '1-
‘If you hover kept a. check account,
come in and let us explain how to keep
it and the advantages of having one.
so. Norwalk
Trust. Company.
l . Resources Over $1,000,000.00. .,
~' Start an: account in our .theneral'
fan Tues: wao ascetmuns
'i‘here are no other Candies so
superlatively fine as “APOLLO CHOC-
OLATES." We. have just received a
fine stock in Special Easter Packages.
in boxes. 30c. 40c. 60c, 75c, 80c.
PAAS EASTER EGG DYES 5c PKG.
LIGGETT'S SATURDAY CANDY
COSTS ONLY 29c POUND, but
flavor. assortment and purity it is un-
STOP IN FOR A BOX SAT-
Iol'
equaled.
URDAV.
lllll Elliott Plalmaty,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DEl JVERY SERVICE.
GOVERNOR TO ATTEND EXPO-
SITION.
NEW HAVEN. March 28.——Govcrnor
Woodruff and his staff. state oflicials
ainl others. will leave this city on
April 24 for the Jamestown Exposlv
tlon, to attend the formal opening.
6th ER’S
the place.
A Few of the Spring Styles for Women
Pompo Ties.
PAT. COLT, Leather Bows,
$4.00. '
PAT. ‘ COLT. Ribbon Bows,
$3.50.
GUN METAL, Leather Bows,
$3.50.
PAT. COLT. Side Lace Oxford,
“Very New.'(
$3.00.
RALSTON AND ELITE
Spring Styles for Man,
$4.00 and $3.50.
phoh’e‘p‘sfzzz.
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Wearshoes ..
THAT. FIT
last Snbstriptiun Coated.
tSeason 1906-1907).
iiantip'mrnl l.i||ian§8ltmood mart.
ARTISTS:
Miu Grace Munoon. Contraito, Mr.
Frank Ormsby, Tenor. Mr. Tom Dan-
iell. Basso. soloists of Worcester Fea-
tlval 1906; Lillian Sherwood-Newklrk,
Soprano.
Presenting the "Fioriona" Song Cycle.
(by Arthur Whiting).
Under Direction of Victor Harris.
Also
Mr. Andre Benolst. Pianist.
LOCKWOOD'S HALL. Norwalk, Conn.
_ at 8:15 O’clock.
WEDNESDAY EVEJ, APRIL 3, 190?.
Tickeu'a’t Plaiotod‘o and Glendon-
ing's. $1.00. * '
“Before; buying" a“ Runabout: rwhy
don't you call at 'i
THE'
STAMFORD
GARAGE .
Cars In stock. and we are pleased to
show yolk
THE STAMFORD GARAGE (Inc.)/_
30 West Main St.. Stamford. Cdnn.
'Phone 544.
The Spring
Season
We are ready in all departments to clothe the most fastidious man 0.
boy from head to foot. ‘ a. '
A summary of our clothing suggestion. for Easter: . 3 .
MODELS—Seven distinctive forms.
PRICES—$10. $12. $15. $16.50. $18. $20, $25 and 030.
FABRIC—All the new cloths. having dropped anything that to us ap-
peared common-place.
The most ultra styles in Men's Shoes. All leathers—tons. victo, gun
metals. patents and velourc. Specially attractive to our new buckle oxford '
in gun metal.
Beautiful creations in Enter Neckwear at 50 cents.
Regent and Resco Shirts. $1.00 and $1.50.
Latest blocks in Dcrbice and Soft Hats.
New Chase Golf Caps. 50c. The new English Golf Cup at 01.00.
.1" HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS , .1. .- 1!.“
South Norwak. Conn.
Phone 165-5. ' . . "
98 Washington Street,
’l"would be foolishly expensive for me to send you any
but the best buy. grain and feed, when I make it a rule
to take. back at price sold. anything that you think ishot
as it should be. it is easy to make low prices if quality.
is disregarded. The market is always full of low-priced
goods——but~~buylng“cheap" grain is not economy and it's
mean to your animal.
. | .Buy Oats. Thais Clean.
I ‘ , MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near. just as far as the nearest c
letter box or telephone.
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Special Sale of ‘ g
Letter Files”.- |50 Each.
Wm. -. Beer's"
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main Sc. 95.11am
monarchs'BAILEYCO. .
plumber and Mill wort for Evetulhingn
FROM A PIGGERYJO A PALACE.
Timber. shingles. lath. all kinda a nd grades of beveled Siding, flooring.
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods. Tar paper, that coated
roofing paper. sheathing paper. Hairinsulator and deafening papdrl. ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house trim in
Pine. Redwood. Cypress, Poplar and. Chestnut. .. Straight and fancy onw-
ing, turning. planing, shop jobbtng. cabinet work. veneered work. Kiln-i
drying facilities. ‘ 1
Mill. foot of Marshall Street.
anber..¥n‘ahlrtd: 3Watcr Streec;
F Telephone 46-3.
Telephone 45-3.-
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WAREHOUSE
Day and Prospect Streets.
For particulars address
G. N. McKIBBIN,
Office. Room.4. Hovllnnd Block.
Wachlnoton'Stroot.
Weather.
THE SOUTH NORWALK STORAGE
Fireproof and up-toédate in all par-
ticulars; thoroughly vpptilated: eleva-
tor to take goods to‘second- story.
Rooms In sizes to suit. Outside stor-
age for materials not'dat'naged by the
Men's Fine Suits. worth $8 to $20—05 to $15. 5
Children's Suits, Ste 16‘ years. worth $2 to $8—S1.25 “36"")
A full line of Men‘s Furnishings at correspondingly low pricey. '.
Shoes for every one in the famlily at very reasonable pric‘eof‘
D. GOTTLIE;
cantoso no. 3;; 1907.
Chunks. and Drivers.
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully,
SALES mo LIVERV snotss
Fence-E s l
Ohio Horses
Consisting of Draughters. Business
Those Horses will be guaranteed as
OSCAR EBANKS
Clothier and Furnisherw J
ll NORTH MAIN STREET V l
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Dividend Notice.« .
Fairiield County Savings Bank,
Nor-walk. Conn.. March 21.1907.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Foirt‘lotd County Savings Bank hold
this day. a dividend at the rate of 4%
per mount was declared to depositors
from the oarnlnpouof the six months
ending March'31ot, ~1007.’ Tho some
will be ontorod on pawbooko and paid
on and after April 10th. 1007.
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EVERYDAY NECESSITIIO AT LOW4
EST POSSIBLE PRICES, -‘
Gold Medal Creamery BMtor.....32o
Fancy Molno Potatooo.pk; 23c. bu. 750
Native Onions. . . . . .- . ; . .‘.vtt.,do‘.‘pit.40o
3 lbs. Hood Rico 25c. :10 lilo. 000
”Joocdofifl‘
12 North Main or. "
River Strut, Norwalk.
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