m." ATE
NSWOE.
Taylor & Golden.
74 Washington St. Tel. 213-2.
FASHION
i.
This is the store for real
MOLASSES
CANDY
- - at
“LANES
BI WAUHINGTON 8T.
.1. I'II-IIiIZIII202-:-flint-:IZ-;-:-:-II.0.o‘
',Pdlllls. Oils and. Varnishes.
1.: Denatured and Wood Alcohol.
:. ' Best line 0! 8mm. Goods ever shown.
'5 HARRY RIDER.
: til? Water St. BRIDGEPORT. Colin.
Trl. 9-H ll.
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Goods delivered tree.
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. no. .1 ._.<.
. fatty Waistcoats
W3 Milli},I fur Swing
,Waehington Camp, No. 11. P. O. S.
of A. held it meeting last. evening. ,
Though spring started in nearly a
month ago. ice iornted lust night.
la, ~Don’t forget. the Iron Molders' linil
‘ at. Arion iiall. tonight.
Frank Cattery, of 79 Winfield street.
East Norwnlk. was admitted to the
hospital today.
Captain and Mrs. Wilson French, (.5
Stratford, are spending the day with
friends in town.
~Pickled I’igs' It‘eet. Re lh.
port Mkl: ‘
Miss Cluru Schroyer. of Main sitect,
Winnlpuuk. was tztlten lo‘llit' Nitl'WflIk
Houpitnl yesterday for treatment.-
Mrs. Ennic liurcln-nitz, 01‘ it) My-
\mouth avenue, who tntdorwcut on on
oration at. .thcghoepitnl. Vi‘iis tlincltttri;~
d from the "institution yesterday.
vlion't. forget the iron )Ioldcrs‘ iinll
a Arlou Hull. tonight.
A meeting or the Central Labor Ull-
ion will he held on Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock to investigate the books of
the abucontling, treasurer. Thomas C.
Lambert.
. The members of Catholic Union
Council, Knights of Columbus, will
receive Holy Communion in o. body at
St. Mary’s Church, Sunday morning,
at 7 o'clock.
—-Annunl entertainment and dance
. ... ~_-_._._‘_ _-—__.‘__
Those in our stock boost the
distinction of boring tbecn tlc- I
signed and tailored by the outn- I
orltutivo creators of fashions .
In separate waistcoztts.
untuu
Open Monday, Wednnoay and
taturday waning;
JllSIPH [ll '.
Tailor. Clothier. Han...
Furnishor,
_-.,. —r-- _
86 Washington 3t" 80. Norm—IR.
Iiritlpe-
.i‘
{GLOVENS
of immaculate Conception Society.
Lockwood's liall. tonight. ‘
Mrs. William F. DeKlyn, ot’ Mott the place.
avenue. left today for Wuruclte. New
Jersey, where sire will he the guest,
for a few days of her daughter. Mrs. T
Lenin Klopsch, .ir. I 8
Right. in the midst. ol‘ ottr second
winter, there comes floating down '
from Shelbttrne. Mason. the beautiful.
fragrant trailing urbutus. at its best
in bud and blossom.
—-l)on‘t {orget the iron Moltlors' [hill
at Arion lloll, tonight. _
The rune at the Rolluwny Skatingj
Rink between John Diabrow and EL;
mer Tnlmadgc will continence. tit iii
o‘clock tonight. . .lt “-1 expected thtu it.’
will be u very good race.
——Dr. Dick's Medicine cures grip.
The lull of damp snow gave all)"
lawns a rich green color quite equal to
that when :t. worm ruin follows itil
application of fertilizer. The buzz of
the lawn mower is not for distant. I
,The condition of Henry Wyslnnd.
who washcriously injured at the Nor-
walk Iron Works a couple of days‘ngo
by a large mold falling on him. does
not improve and it is feared that he
will not recover. ilin injuries ore of
an internal nutnrc t
——Annnul entertainment and dance
of innnaculuie Conception Society.
Lockwood‘s Ilnll. tonight. I
Mr. and Mrs. William ii. Enrle tllitl
iss Alice Earle. who'hnve. been win~
ring at the lion Air. Augusto. Geor-
‘ia. have returned to New York. nnti
x ill stay for some time at the Hotel
Ievillo. New York. before taking up
their residence "in Norwalk for the
‘ summer. Miss Earle is in Nlil'Wfllk to-
day and will attend the Company D
ounce. this evening at the Armory.
.A ROYAL romc
Beats Anything We Ever Sold a
Strength Creator and Body I
, ‘ Builder.
Our well-ltnown druggists, The Clit-
t‘ord Pharmacy. are very enthusiastic
over the delicious cod liver prepttrn-
tion, Vinol, which contains no oil. ltt
referring to the matter. one of the. pro.
prietors of the above firm-said: "We
Bell many topics and We handle all
kinds of remedies that claim to be
topics and strength creators. but when
our advice is‘ asked in regard to n It NO. MAIN ST,
tonic. body-builder or strength cren- ----—-
torweinvariably recommendVinol.tts Befoifle buying a Runabout. why
we know of nothing that can cont- don’t you call at
Women’s Russia Cali
Pompt lies
$§50
Phone, 542-2.
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
“in
IN
SPRING SUITS
. FOR MEN AND BOYS.
I l‘U’I‘II‘lFl{,\‘
('0 l I ( ’
MEN'S AND BOVS' FURNISHER.
30. NORWALK.
”sATunoAi/‘s‘ltfi'or sHézr
MUSIC,
15c A COPY.
Fare Thee Well. My Old Kentucky.
The Girl He Left Behind Him, My Mur-
iucca. Little One Good-bye. No Wed-
ding Bells for Me. Without a Wedding
Ring. Stondurd American Airs. Kins
All the Girli”‘£0r Me. and 100 others. .
to with it.
», mfln Vinol modern science has glvon THE
us all of the tonic, fbadly-building mill
curative elements 9 t at famous 0t
remedy, cod liver oil. actually taken STAMFORD
from fresh coast livers without a drop
of the syctemclogglng’ oil which chat-l GARAGE
notarized old-fashioned cod liver oil
and emulsions. ,and try one of their new Forms?
“in the most natural manner Vino] Girl In stock, and we are pleased to
”tones up the digestive organs. creates show you.
‘9. hearty appetite. makes rich. red] THE STAMFORD GARAGE Una.) l
$120303? strengthens every organ in 30 Want Maln at, Stamford. Conn.
‘ ' v
I ”Our faith In Vinol is so strong that. PM"? 544-
‘ wotxladly offer torefund the money in
every case where it fails to give satis-
.fudtion." The Clifford Pharmacy.
’ Nolan—While we Are sole agents for
Vino] in South Nat-walk, it is now for
said at the leading drug store in near-
lly every town and city in the country.‘
hook for the Vlnol agency in , your
SATURDAY
CHOCOLATES, COLEMAN’S
I “ I m‘ le0 stone
L!°""°w”l't°°"°fl"'°" 10 North Main so. 00th Nomik
WIN!" ”will" . . Agent tor A. G. Ipaldtng’o
“ ‘ 0mm "mull: Mall and Opening om
i
3: Everything-in Ship Chandlery.
I o .
.a‘l‘xrtttl littlunttitn
Vnung Men’s , Clothing.
i
llit‘
amount «it. attention to the young Illilil illitl ‘\\t‘ tin. \\’c mu»
No other t‘lttlltitm store in ii)\\'ll lit‘gill‘ it) give
\ltlt‘l' it ii (Ilwllllt‘l :ttnl \t'l_\' important purl HI out lllrt‘zv-n
:ta _\tiII lllll’\' \cc by the >p:tt'c \tc IIL'\tIIt' to showing IIIIIIIIW,
lI('\lgllL‘il filit't‘lilt‘IIIIV for young men. \l :lll_\‘ price lu'luctnt
$8.50 to $20.00
\\.I‘ IIIIHIIII‘ unit» \\Illlli Ill tII‘“-If_;ll. Ill lttuimtltult . III III, Ill
~.l_\lc itt‘létiltti'iug.
in lriuttuiut;~. in i'ltllll\ coloringx‘ :ttnl pxtt
term. :trc distinctly toting tnctt'» >uii~ Ill all IIlllI tlic Il.IIIli.‘
intpticx.
I the different unnlcls in Spring kltllm in gm». lmtttns.
trlit‘tw' and blues: tlti‘cc (likiilllt‘Ith' models in Spring over-
cunts, Ill grnt licrtfiittglmttc. oxl’ortls. Itlztck utttl IIlil :tutl
t‘t)\'i'l‘l.\‘.
Let us show you the llt'\\'(‘\'I \i)‘lt‘r¥ in the scztwu's
choicest pultct‘ns and Colors.
14 South Main St.
Tel. Call 632-:
Baby Chick Feed.
Itt buying I'oultry Feeds and especially for little chit-Its you must be
familiar with “10 food stuffs on Bxllt'. lim'ltiisi? tin-re is :t tendency on the’
port ot‘ ulI millers to work off groin that in too poor to soil readily when
whole. 'l'herct‘orc it is itnportunl to know what to buy, how and where.
'i‘hiu )eurl intv decided to make it littlo chick feed, ('UlllliOfit‘i’l of. choice
fil'llllln‘ and (40(44. carefully selected and pcrt‘octly ill‘tlllllliilt‘d and screen
ed. i believe it'fr‘u hotter than any bought from out of town [although I
will btty tiny brand you only desire) and it" you will call i‘shnll be pleased .
to have you exattnlnc and compare mine with any other.
Buy Oats That: Clean.
MANUEL T, HATCH.
Special Sale of ‘
Letter Files}; l50 Each.
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Nat-walk. 6 80. Main St.. So. Norwn‘k.
‘qu ulr’rcu & BAILEY cu.”
olumber and Mill Work'im Everythiuco-
FROM A PIGGERY -TO A PALACE.
0 .—~._.
C
'l‘imher. shingles. lttth. all kinds n nd grades ol‘ beveled Siding. flooring
and llnlsbing lumber. All kllldh of hard woods, Tor paper, flint coated
ll:tir insulator and deutcnlng papers. ordi-
Doors. sch, blinds. Interior house trim in
Straight and fancy onw-
Klin-
rooting paper, sheathing paper.
nary and extension ladders.
l‘iue. Redwood, Cypress. l’opntr untl tjtlttzstnut.
ing. turning. planing. shop jobbing. cabinet work. veneered work.
drying facilities.
Mill. toot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Telephone 46—3?
Telephone 46-2
Coal Notice;
if you are not satisfied with the last Coal you bought. try a ton
from us. Have just received a cargo of Lehigh Coal for furnace and
range. which is the best mined.
T HE HARRIS8IGANS COMPANY
Tel 450. 68 Water Street.
MON E Y '
Deposited subject to check is not only
'payable on demand, but. is safe and
Iconvenient. ' ' '
O
t O O O
.0 .0 .0 .0
l Start an account in our General
Banking Dept. and pay your] bills by
check. ' '
C C C
0 o o 0 O
.0 .0 .0 .0 .0
I If you never kepta. check account,
I come in and let us explain howto keep
11: and the advantages of' having one.
50'. I N or walk
i
Trust Company.-
Ro‘oOuroes Over $1,000,000,”
i. t. uttwttt t Ill
touched it point and Union .Pncttle.
l. tiicdg—iil‘iiss‘l Mall ‘Exl‘it’ltci.
is made i people who are "run
« down.” wit ' ppotitcs are gone, and
there that 1 .II]; of languor and con-
stant weariness. it will give you
strength of nerve. and muscle. Price,
15c bottle; 2 for 25;; $1.40 dozén.
CLIFFORD SILVER POLISH is un-
equalled for polishing Silver. Gold.
,chclry. Plated Ware and Cut (lines,
lll will not scratch the most tleliculc
:ttrt'tu-c. Price. 25c bottle.
PRESCRIPTIONS brought to us :iro
prcpurcd l‘ront ingredient; ol‘ Hluliiliii'll
potency unit the compounding In (ionl‘
II_\' Ilccum-d pharmacists who employ
modern accuracy insuring ntethodri.
In-I tlri till your prt-wl‘iplionu and you’ll
linti' Inc-Iii Ilii‘u liI \.tl|lt~ :il reuhlilldltli‘
«11‘!
l
EARLYVIETORIES
STYLE ENTHUSIASTS HAVE PRONOUNCED iDUR SPRING
CLOTHES RIGHT AS TO MODEL AND CORRECT iN EVV
FRY ()TIIEII POINT. THE PRICE lS A MAT‘IIER OF PFHv
SIGNAL JUDGMENT WHICH WI: ASK VOU TO PASS UPON.
EVER TRY THE EGG PHOSv WE KNOW EVERY DETAIL AS TO HOW WEI—L THE GAR-
PHATE rm itmltc'.‘ or MtiIIt-il Millt‘,’ .
'I‘I‘tl'l :iro tlclitious. (lihcr l'uroritt-u MENTS ARE MADE AND DO NOT HESITATEI TO GIVE A
ill IIH‘ t'ottnluin :tre (‘lut‘ct nntl Fruit
i’lnmpltulcn. Subtitles, Ice (.‘rcuni
Sodus. You will always find the best
at ottr fountain.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES.
THOROUGH GUARANTEE.
'l‘hc h fl THE SAME IS TRUE AS TO THE SHOES—THE SHAPES
1 e.
of oil candies: always have ii few ARE THE VERY NEWEST. PRICES LOW FCiR QUALITY
handy. In boxes, 30:, 40c. 60c. 75C and '
80: box. GIVEN AND we STAND READY TO MAKE coon ANY
, REASONABLE COMPLAINT.
IIIII IIIIIIIIIII Pharmacy mm... a... A... sum...
' I .
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. "
TEL. 15-1 '
FREE DE] JVEIIY SERVICE.
Wanted !
Muslin Underwear.
Liam. Steady Work. Expe-
rlanoe unnecessary.
Apply a! once.
fastern Und'u'r M’i’g ()0.
Water Street
and Steamboat Place. City.
Price’s Clothing Store I
,. . HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 1655. t ". 'tt‘limfi
Shiiftilttt ltsh ”tradition
All other kinds of Fish. Rockaway Dusters rind Clams.
Nothing but the best. lilo frozen stock. '
Guibill’s Bridge Fish Market
To]. 108.
Satuidiyf'm
Sale of Music,
15 Cents a. Copy.
Won‘t You (‘ornc Over to Philly
Willle_ Noltotly'e Little (lit-l, It' ’l‘cztts
\\'cro I’i‘ill'ld, it‘s tin-tit to be it Sub
titer Itlun. Honey Buy. My Irish llottlc.
Once in :1 While. Stoddard Amcrlt‘un
Aim, :tntl many others.
WM. A. BRIGGIRMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Wauhington 8t.
Agent for Creocont Loundrv.
HOYT'S THEATRE
.—
Froo delivery. :
Stulish Spring Suits and Overcoatls for.
Young Men. at,$15.00. '
Stule. tailoring and fabrics to be found,
onlu at much higher prices ’
elsewhere.
SATURDAY APRIL 13.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
The Peer of All Musical Shows,
8. C. WHITNEY'S
Piquant Musical Mixture.
ISLE OF SPICE.
Original Production.
20 Song Hit; of the Whistling Kind.
AMERICAN BEAUTY CHORUS.
Company of
60—PEOPLE—-60.
Entire Production Sumptuously Pre‘
tented.
FAMOUS GOO—GOO GIRLS.
Alma Haller. Viola Macey. Madeline
Keene, Mary Higgins. Core Lewis. Lil.
Itan Elliott, Rose Williams. Estella
Marshall, Doll Walker, Catherine Cas-
tie.
Evening prices—25c. 50c. 75c and 51;
first four rows in orchestra. $1.50.
Matinee prices—Orchestra. 50c; bal-
cony. 35c; children 25c to any part of
the house.
Come in and civc us a few moment’s
time and we will convince u0u. ‘{
t ‘n 4 "a .1
I Is . ~ e co *,
CLOTHING or THE ntonrison'r. 1
48-50 Wan Street, NorWalk.
RHONE. 120. ' ."tt; -~7‘l 153352313
IIOYT’S THEATRE.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
APRIL 11 AND 12.
MATINEE FRIDAY 3:30.
AMERICAN VITAGRAPH CO.
Produicng all the Latest Moving Pic-
tures and Illustrated Songs.
SPECIAL PRICES.
Matinee—Children. 6c: adults, 10c.
To any part of the house.
Evening—Gallery, 5c; Balcony, 10c; ~
Orchestra 20c.
NO RESERVED SEATS.
n... Second-Hand
Automobiles
IN FIRST CLASS SHAPE.
POPULAR MAKES.
PRICES RIGHT.
SATURDAY.
with a 25 cent purchase or more of I
. ‘ Ifli'eu..Coflee, Baking- Powder, Spices,
In addition to usual checks.
25 lbs. $1.20 101-2 his; 50c
21 lbs. $1.00
“Honect Goodl at Hondlt Prices.”
89 Wall Strut. Not-walk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET. I
WALL STREET. 10:10 it. tux—Open. . .
ingtrunsuctionu In stocks were light
und prices were a fraction Iowor all, ,
round. The declines in Great North- Q
ern pill and Amalgamated Copper a
Northern Phelilc. Conudinn Pneiflc.
Reuding and Anaconda were in excess
of a hull’.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.-—Prtcca.t
declined on an increased volume of
business. When the decline had reach-
126 Washégpzton' St.. So. Norwallt, Next to lion: Office.
od 1 to 2% in a dozen or more rep- .2 _ . . , _. , j;
resentntlvo stool-ts uupport become el— 4 Phone 55 _"" Free Delivery. ..
tectlve and the list. recovorcd uharp- , ' . : . . . z ' ~ . . , . , . . ,,
Iy. This buying. however. was not. r
by the absence of ac and to attack
Reading. and Union? cine aunt Ind
forced them a trout! ”low“.
the morning. ‘. hood .w
rally in I pupa I; III on
t
lied togl 6%,.0 Ion ‘
protracted and the lint. gave Blunt} 0f oning tit 11 o'clock.
weakness again. Stocks that were WALL STREET,Noon.—~The rally
conspicuous in yesterday's tall In .stopped short of a complete recovery
prices were again the weakest. espec- and left the market‘ intensely dull.
tally the 'tnottd group. Northern Pan with, prices almost meticulous. Bonds
chic and Smoltlng dropped 2%, Ana.- were dull and steady) ,
condo 2%. Canadian Pacific 2%. Amai- WALL BTW, I p. ”Le—Eel” ope- on, Southern Md ..
“mated Copper 2. ‘Prltm were hard- more wind tho opportunity allot-tied to“ 1 and Harm, Ant m“ 1%.
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5 1-41bs.25c7
The Union Pacific Tea lit).
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