To sari NO MORE—NO LESS BlPlHIBHT BlfllHlNB Bil. HARRY oooowm, Mg. South Norwalk, Conn. In addition to usual checks. “SUGAR 10 1.2 lbs. 50c 5,2'1 lbs. $1.00 5 1.4 lbs. 25c The Uninn Pnnilin Tea in y Etch Washington St., So. Norwalk, ' Phone £65512. Next to Post Office. Free Delivery. Phone 322-4 ”TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD ltd you don't find better provisions anywhsr. to supply you both with ' LICACIES and NECESSITIES of daily life than right under this one . NI Ceylon you woulli find a delicious Tea. We have brought it here To your pleasure. In Java you would find an exceedingly fine flavored ‘ '. We hive also brought that here from Java. ‘ We: the agents for the famous Chase d- Sanborn Teas and Comes, km" the world over for their excel Ience. From our innumerable home to we have selected the choicest. A wider variety kept In better .lsh' pi Is not to be found In Norwaik. ' “ CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, LEADING GROCER. jg, WEST WASHINGTON ST SOUTH NORWALK in! ~—- _“«:‘1 ”NV » District of Norwalk. ss.. l’robnte . 15 Siriclln Fresh Eggs 250 cmy...y. .........~oy. 5 r . i Estate of Marry ..l iiurnphrles litt'e Bust Clover Milk per can ...... l0c Magnolia Milk can ............ 100 of the Clti and State of New York. “ted Corn Flakes ........... we 3 Cans Campbell's Soup ........ 250 deceased. N. Y. State Corn ........ 25c 7 Bars Acme Soap .............. 25c W'hereus written application has “sill“,arge Prunes . ..... - ....... 25(90011 fiance Milk per (an .......... in it Hnr Flour, per bag .......... uric Ben Hur Flour per blll Sal Drive in- Canned Pearms per can ............................... 10c “7 Full line of Fruit and Vegetables. tilted Grocery Co. “ Main at. so. Nor. Tel 143. TE... bur-4*...“ ._. -... . 49 Fort at. East Norwirk. Tel. 319 a I insert cHOULoERs' ...... 11c LB. nossr PORK ............. 14o Ls. MAM (SMOKED) ........... the La. PICKLES ................ 10: ooz. cmcxsns ........... 20': as. J W. DODGE, as Washington Street South Nor-walk C TOUN’TOF THE CONTlN-l Empress will “go to Blarritz. [7 . . The same extraordinary precautions 1“.)er 5——Qucen Alexan- were taken for the safety of the Dow- slayer Empress of Russia: ager Empress as marked her arrival in Victoria. left London for England. No one was admitted to the 3th morning. The queen railroad station except on written an- _ ill pants at Callas, thorlzation and the railroad from here . noose Victoria pro- to Dover was closely patrolled. A num W- 'Vvhere they will her of Russians who have arrived in «re preparatory to the England since the advent of the Dow- . the latter arid King ager Empress have been kept under My, y-.ena The Down: er close surveillance. 2. dlvldu al needs a reserve quite as much. ' i . say,“4 “it taites all my income to live" or "i cannot spare am my business " Both arguments are fallacies. Some r some think the some while others with hurt your ey. YOU. can ili‘ YOU DETERIiNE TO D0 11'. You will travel for many a day and visit most of the stores here- about, but you will not find in Clothing for Men and Young Men. the quality or style and low price that you will get here for g$l and $10 “- goes out in the morning and back at 1: night without even a look around. .. don't wish any harm to this luau. hilt ........ 85. 00 Ft asons therein set forth for an order M. Epstein,“ mm mm the Somme Court virtuahy «olefin; the recent election of Jospeh P Burlin- game as railroad wmissioner, ille- gal, may reflect also a member of the state house commlsion. a member of the Board of State Charities and a member 0! the Rhodc island battleship commission tiled by the Senate last year. A few years ago the Supreme Court in reply to a. request from Governor island made a provision [or the so pointment for commissions or commis aloners during legislative session. The request of the governor iollow- ed the senate’s refusal to appoint the governor’s nominee for railroad com» missioner. ate will at once pass a law remedying the dilllculti. ENFORCINC THE QUARANT NE Editor Sentinel: Mav l he allontd in insert the following for the benefit or the public: Some time ago my child was sick with measles. and by order of the law and board of health my house. was quarantined. obliglng me to lodge in a hotel. Having a fatherly instinct. i wanted to get a look at my sick child. so one night i tried to get into the house. The next morning my neighy . bots complained. and l passed a bad quarter of an hour. Now. there is a similar case a little way from me. but neither the law nor the learned board of health seems to enforce the rules. A white card has been dis- played at 17 amilton avenue for the last three weeks. but you see from morning until night men, women and Even the father does lie from the house. not care a rap about the rules. i ii‘ the law is equal to everybody. not taking into consideration his social standing. why on earth make excep- tions? A CITIZEN. PUTNAM HOS-E PINOCHLE TOUR- NEY in the Putnam Hose Company's pili- oclrie tournament. last evening. Er- nest R. Wilson holds the lead. having won ll games and lost ti. Ira Lock- wood is second. having won l0 and lost 8. The final games will be play- ed next Monday night. The score at present stands: ’i‘otnl W. l.. W, 1. Ready ................ l L’ 5 13 Kane .................. l 2 :l 15 Alexander ............. i 2 3 if» F. liogardus ........... 0 .‘i .3 1?. McGowan . ‘3‘ .0 1i .1 iii H. Smith ........... .~. 10 :I :, 13 (i. liogar‘dns ........... l 2 . 6 i2 Knorr ................. l 2 8 l0 O'iil‘icll ............... l 2 7 ll lrn Lockwood .......... l :3 l0 8 l.. llogardus .- .......... l . 2 7 l] Tobey.................‘.’l 8 10 Sweeney .............. I 2 ii l0 Poggenburg .‘ l 7 ll You! ............ 3 5 13 Stubell ................ ‘ i 6 12 Dolan -l 513 Daugherty ............. 0 3 2 16 Wilson ................ 1 2 l2 6 , Douleris ............... l 2 6 12 Glrlotto ................ l 2 2 16 A man going home late from the club has to be very careful not to mlstalre the two lights of a carriage for one street lamp thaI looks double LEGAL mortars ' onunn or NOTICE. been made to this Court. praying for of sale of certain real estate of said estate. which is fully described in said application on file. ' Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Oillce in Norwalk on the lith day of April l907. at 3 o'clock afternoon; and llllll public notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by pub- : Itshlng- this order in a news per hav- and e I;- 19ml?“ creating fun last lag is alternation in still met. shim I W $13!”? finish. . least live days before said day of PRICE 3" hearing. HENRY W GREGORY, ’ Judge. SOLVENT NOTICE. air it District of Norwalk, ss., Probate Court; April 3, A. 1).; 1907. Estate of Susan A. Wright. late of Norwalk. in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate tor the 'Dis trict of Norwalk hath limited and al- lowed six months from the date here- of for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested. within said time. will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate pay- ment to ' HENRY D. WRIGHT, _ Administrator. woolen Notice is hereby given that we will roceice bids for remains, repairing and: putting in first 'class order and: maintaining until October 1, 1907, all the public highways In the Town of Norwalk. outside of the limits of the City at Norwsllr and City oi.’ South Nor- walk, consisting of ilve districts. which are described in the specifics» tions for said work. . Bide will be received until 12 o'clock noon. on April ll, 1907. Spec- liications can be seen at our once. The Selectmen reserve the right to 9.5 12 19 Higlgns ruled that the luv so! Rhoda“ ~- It is believed that the sen- ' children coming and going to andy ' Evening . . . WAREHOUCI. for FURNITURE, PIANOO. ETC. Telephony 346—6. For Particulars Address 0. N. MeK‘lIIlNr Office, Room 4,‘ Havliand Clock. Washington Street. (18-; Filli Iaisinnnis in lining Those in our siotk boost the l distinction or having been signed and tailored by the uut‘ry '. oritnlive creators of frishiorrs in separate Waistcoats. $150 in till Open Monday, Wednesday and natal-day evenings. JUSEPH flillfi Tailor, Clothllr. Furnlehsr. H.“.rs .“""—"'— as, Washington at. so. Nemsis. ‘ HORSESI 'CARLOAD NO. 2, 1907. OhioHorses Consisting of Dranghters, Business Chunks, and Drivers. These Horses will be guaranteed as represented or montawrelunded. Respectfully. OSCAR H.BA“N KS SALES AND LIVERY STABLEC River Street. Norwalk. .w -mds, - .._- Bless Cienlosljlsflte. Inc. A. W. MARTIN, ,rfloi L. A. s C’LES’pTNasursr. Manufactulfyr'.T 'o'f inns and “Illnninnls. Sulphuric, Mariette, Nitric sodaHydro- duel-leAclds, Fluorine Pickle. Cui- phsts and Nitrab'eLolQodsfietc" are“. The Charles E. Choice Company, ‘ . . 8aies Agents. 154 Front St. New York. Hour s minerals. SATURDA A? APRIL 6. MATINEE AND NIGHT. AQ. SCAMMCN'S CO. in the Great Lsu h Provoking Success, "‘CIDE R ADJCKI Illustrating "the Comic Side of Life on the Rail. A Comedy with Thrilling Situational startling Sensational Effects! And Cpecial Scenic Accessories! including a Company of Clever specialty Performer-a, presenting the latest catchy Music, Songs, Duets. Tries, Medleys, Dances Matinee ...............‘.. toeuand 26c 15c, 35c,36cand5ilo mm» linlinwautirnirnn is the place for recreation and healthy exercise and is becoming more popular every week. Sale of Music, saturdaYy 15 Centre was. Copy. Cherryi Love M‘s o“nll the World is Minis. Farewell Prosferity, Won't You Come Over to Phi Iy Willie, Some- body's Waiting for .You. When the Orioles Come North .Again, Let Me Down Easy.0 Oh! Mr Brown, and many others. i‘~ New, Meet!“ at souvsnrs Poe‘r canoe. *iocvrcomc u fancy iailnrod 'Srills New model Fancy Tailored Eton and Pony' Suits 0! fine quality i’aua- rna, Nary. Brown, Black and Fancy Mixtures. made up ill the very best and latest styles. Price $12.60 to $25.00. ladies’ Spring Jncknts Covert Cloth Jackets. fitted, halt-lit- ted and box shapes: also black in fine quality Panama, Cheviot, Broadcloth. short, medium and long. ———... Price $5.00 to 318.00. “\~ N08. and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. A, Tl liid fibres I. . All the harvest and most. correct styles In Ladies" Kld‘ Gloves arehere for your selection. We sell only the very best qualities; runny oi’ them are our own importation. All the newest shades, as well as “black and white. Silk Gloves We are showing in full line of La» dies' Bilk Gloves in all lengths,i black and white, also in staple shades. .ol Easter Specials. linusnfurnisliinq ani (i fancy thin Tumblers ........... 19c 'Docoratcd Toilet Set. 10 pcs ...... $2.95 Decorated Water Pitcher '. . . . . . .29c Cut (linen Vases ‘ .............. '.'. .m Frosted Lamp Globes ....... 39c Good Parlor Brooms ..... , ........ 29c iiin. Clothes Wringcr ......... 01.95 Large, lull Dust Brush ........... 19c :; wire or wood Cost Hangers ...... 10c 75 it. Clothesidue‘................29c 6 qt. l’lurlng Polls ........... .. . .10c Sink Brushes ............... 3c Full line of Jardinlers and Pedestals at low prices. TRISTR AM 85 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENT administered by Dr. Jerome I). Wirt, a graduate of the parent school at Kirksvillc, Me. This modern, druglcss “treatment will the most obstinate chronic disease. New York other. No. 25, W. 42d St.1’lrouc (>80 llrvant. Office duls lucsdm and lriday of each week. Norwalk allies and residence. Ia ~Isaacs Place. Phone 123-3. Office days every day with the exception of Tuesday and Friday. Consultation Free. . F. T. Eaarnsondi Son. DIODR‘TORS. Wholesale and lidtaii Dealers In WILL PAPERS 70 NORTH MAIN ST. , , Tel. 338-4. SUUTH NORWALK. Great rennin 1" .... ii. BUTTIEB'S. news AND sovs' runursnen. u no. mm at so. sonwsut. GLOV E R’S the place. A Few of the Spring Styles for Women Pompo Ties. ”PAT. COLT, Leather lows, $4.00. PAT. COLT, Ribbon Bows, “.uc'“ -- . GUN METAL, Leather lows, $3.50; ,4): PAT. COLT, Side Lace Cat’rd, “Very New.” ‘ “Mr ' RALCTCN AND ELITE Spring 8tylss for Men. “.00 and 00.60. Phone. 542-2. Wear shoes THAT FIT ' TEE STAMFORD Gander: and try one of their new FORDBT Cars In stock. and we are pleased to show you. THI STAMFORD GARAGE tine.) 'hP ens reject any or all bi ' ' ' ‘ ' r JAM A. BROWN, . ’ . W, W A; W WINS J. 1110!"), Clo I. Selectmen or the Town of Norwallt. believes Ileeit. 1st Washington it. Not-walk, April Ii. m7 s5 at“ «out or sustain mam Before buying a Runabout, why' EVERYDAY NIGEMITIIC AT LOW- o ' t ., 7"l',s.rgr, torus , rs“ of goods we“ carry. See our Sideboards, Chifi‘oniers, Rugs and suit you. Coal Notice If you are not satisfied with the last Coal you bought, try a ion from us. Have just received a cargo of Lehigh Coal for furnace and range, which' is the best mined. urn nnsrrssn‘nns COMPANY Tel 450. Josmorr’s. . E81“ POSCIBLE PRICES. / ——->“ i. , Gold Medal Creamery Intter..... 320 Fancy Mains Potatoes pk. 23s. bu. 76o Native Onions. . . . . . . .. . at.” do. plum 60 West Main 8b. a:4tshuor‘d. Conn. Quartered Oak Dining Tables, Falrilsldc this day. a gem ,. ‘ Why notmalte up your mind to look at our Furniture be- fore buying swam. We want you to compare the ,WW: Dressers, Fancy-Chairs, Enamel Beds, Fine Mattresses, Mattings. With a small outlay of ready cash we “can refurbish your 1 home. The balance of your payincnts can be arranged to 68 Water Street. D1v1dencl ”Notice. Fairfield County Caving. Hank. . Norwirli. cosh. March at. 1607. At a meeting of the directors of the yin Isnk held , at“ t a rate of 4% 3 lbs. Head lice fle. ”the. annual and to depositors remths sari-rm “.2?" sis months J I ff? one” «one M... 2.1.“? 086 o .- on and utter Ah I'V- Window. pa 72 North Main .“lli‘M—s. so. homlk. . l desirous ouitrls. _________ w mild in . Treseuter. ‘ , . mm anionic:
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