FASHION uorsssss st WAsHllroroh or. ; The South Norwalk Club Chorus will meet for rehearsal tonight. ' Special offerings for Saturday the Public Market adv. Read it. Elmer Talmadge and Elbert Twlgg will race this events at t R Rink. g be ollaway ~Operators receive 81. 25 per day while learning. Eastern Undw. Mfg Co Souvenirs free at the Union Pacific Tga Company tomorrow. Read the a v. La Fayette Craw a former well- known resident of Norwalk. now locat- giwln Deep River, is visiting friends in 11 Several interesting specials will be found in the United Grocery Com- pany ad. Read it -—-Crofut & Knapp Hats. 0‘ Br.ien Liggett’u Saturday candy at the Bridge Pharmacy, only twentynine cents per lb. Try it. Saturday and Sunday you can buy chocolates at E. W. Kelley Jr.’ s for only 290 per pound. Try them. -—Movlng Pictures all new Hoyts Theatre Sat., matinee and night M. and Mrs. H. F. Bucknanr, of Elizabeth street leaves today for a few weeks' stay in Sullivan County New York. -—Women. apply for work at Eastern Undw. Mfg. Co. $1.25 per day. Every man ought to be stylish when they can buy a stylish suit for only $10 at the opywright Clothing Com- pany. See ad. Every garment at Gately and Bren- nan's Is the high grade and low price kind and their credit plan appeals to all. Read the ad. Spring time is gas range time. If you haven’t one the Consolidated Railway Company will be glad to put one In for you. A postal will bring their repre~ ' 76 Washington or. rill-or ~ st ,, » _ LANELS ~ I» start tomoros‘nfor Sits Francisco. Cal. sentative to call on you. The Sentinel Was in error yesterday in reporting the retina wwwWed- ncsday Social of Club. It should have stated that the first prize was won by Mrs. Thomas Richardson. Saturday chocolates only twenty five cents at the Stillson- Powell Corpor-a tion. See ad.» Frank Hitnhock, of West street, . Moon and St.- ' Tamera-”Golden. Tel. at“. Everything in Ship (insertion. * Pains. ills and VllrnIShei ,- lost llns ”was" at: over slam HARRY RIDER. 012 Water Ch. .I IOCIPOIT. Comte Goods dsllvs Irss. Tsl.248~8. Misses Mabel Ferris and Pearl Co burn are in Bridgeport today. Mrs. Frederick W. Pltser and loo when moving pictures and near il— ‘4 ltistrated songs, Hoyt's Theatre, to- tnral News Notes. nrorrow matinee and night. Robert M. Seymour Sr. of West Norwalk. is confined to his home with an attack of the grip. If you are looking for specials that are specials read M. 8. Smith and Cotnpany’s all. Dr. C. F. Boutwoll leaves tomorrow for a week‘s ilshinig trip to Litchtield. He will return next Friday night. —Iiinstrated Songs. Hoyt's Theatre. Saturday, matinee and night. Mrs Michael Ryan, of Rowayton. who has been under oiug treatment at the hospital, wasd ssharged from the inititution this morning. Regular onciave of Castle Camlet, K. 0. K. A.. this evening at 8 o'.clock A special meeting of the Sir Knights only at the rectory at 7 :30. --The latest pictures and illustrated songs at Hoyt's Theatre tomorrow. matinee and night. A horse owned by Joseph Disesa be- came very sick yesterday. and it was necessary to shoot it. Officer Smith despatched the animal to the happy hunting grounds with one bullet, A number of business men have been complainini ‘about the condition of the brick wal on the Mechanic street side of Willis ii. Seilock's cloth. ing store. This wall is frequently pasted over with show bills None have evidently been placed there for some time, for is er after layer of old ones have becom thorn to shreds and flap is the wind. making a very 11n- sightly appearance for psssersby. Mr Selleck referred complainants to the managers of the property —Learners are paid $1.23 per day by the Eastern Undw. Mfg. (‘0. The Sunday school night will be ob- served tonight at‘thc South Norwalk Baptist Church beginning M7145 This is a new feature in the srxial life of the Sunday school and will an enjoy able affair. Benedict’s orchestra will furnish the music. The Juniors, under the leadership of Miss Robins, will constitute a chorus with dialogues. A pleasinlg feature will be the “Courtinll of Meritorious» with the Man in the Nicholas, assisted by her many children." loewcresm will be sorted and the evening will be one of great delight to the members of the school, their parents and friends, —-Matinee Hoyt‘s Theatre. Saturday. BHAPSODY 0N SPRING. (Weather prophet? predict more who has been employed In Bridgeport snow storms _Newg item ) for some time, lei’t today for Pitts- ——-—-‘- burg. where he has secured a fine no Wh t? A ain? sitlon as machinist in one of the large‘wn?’ sure? and then shops there. . Correct spring suits and over- coats 815.,00 at Rogers and Stevens. See ad The Apollo chocolates are always as fresh as the dew drops and the va- riety is almost endless. The Clifford Pharmacy sells them and th eadv will give you a list of the various kinds and prices of the same. The Norwalk Pinochle Club held a session last night at the regular meet- ing place. The club is jubilant for two of its members won recently in a contest with a team from Catholic .Unlon ouncil Knights of Columbus am: of «induction at the Read Com pany. Other interesting specials in the ad. Read it. :- Mandy—Hives and other blotches are: supposed _to-he caused: by an acid stomach. A simple remedy and one that is very‘ eflectl‘ve is Holllster's . Rocky Mountain Tea. 25 cents. Tea. or Tabets. Plalsted's Drug Store. , E. H. Hotchklss arrived in town Wednesday from Daytona, Florida, where he has been spending most of U the winter with his family. Mrs, Hot~ chkise,their daughter, Miss Gertrude RE. Hotchkiss and their chaffeur. Gus- , tave Grosiean. will sail for New York on May 4th. The family s automobile will also be brought north at that time wMatlnee Hoyt's Theatre. Saturday. Some more. But say. just when Will Spring. Sweet gentle Spring, (that's l'lt'li) Of which The posts slug, Hold peaceful sway; Ye Gods. how long Must we endure. The carping critics, And. ye ancient hour; A would be sage, Who laughs with glee, 0:- files into a. rage; When signs prevail Or Tokens fall. Oh, say, that last was rather tame, But just the saute * The man up there Who plays the game, 1311: the air, for fair. ' And don't you never forgot it. The Weather men's disgraced, 'l‘hat'whst he is, Dr may be he has just misplaced The date.- And gave us March, a month Th0 late. He ought to know The robins‘ thrill The daffodil. (and things like that) Won't have a show With ice and snow, He ought to know That March, The Arch Conspiritor. Would take the starch ‘Speclal values in lace curtains atJilsht out of Spring J. A. Hlslop and Company. See the ad. Chief of Police Thomas Bradley, Ndrwallt, had a slight accident with .hia new automobile yesterday after- noon. One of the front wheels was edied this morning and the car is w in first class condition again The chief took delivery on the car. which is a fourteen horse power Max- lWoli runabout, painted a handsome green. at Bridgeport yesterday after- He was accompanied by Parley n.~8turges who drove the car out of the, Park City As soon as the outside of the city was reached the chief took the wheel spd proved an apt pu il. “WIN“! running it to Norwak The trouble was caused by a team Mocking the way as the chief attempt- oil; the turn into- Wntor street from WI” To avoid a collision the machine hm turned toward the curb and there not quite room. enough for the TUNDAY chocoLA'rss, as: Plats; ,‘ N-POWILL cosholrmos riptlon ore-slot. prung, but this trouble was quickly. 0r anything. That clashed with her of Tempestuous mood. Oh! shad of Hood, And Alle Poe. Who wrote that thing About the beautiful snow Anyway? You don't know? Well. let It go. But say, old blow- hard Boreas, Will gladly stand aside, And let you pass, What? .1. c. Passe? ' 80. Norwnlk. Ct. MUBIO,,8ALE, . SATURDAY ONLY. 107.: A COPY. 'Are You Coming Out Tonight Mary Ann? We Have No One to Care for "Us New. You Can't lee Your Heart to Somebody Enamels a Cousin of Mine. The M The Best. Thug In Life, Chas. K liar- rls’ latest bit." And 109 others. - COLEMAN’S to North Main 0:." oCarlin Norwsllt a...W . ls usssde by a 1* Paul]. 7 and Overcoats at GM Id test the character of the values we gave, If y our lines» t Swill give you the right idea of our suprem- acy in valuegiving. In Suits we show five new and distinct models in a long line of new and exclusive patterns in gray. brown and blue, and plain black. and we warrant every suit all wool. These suits exhibit every detail of correct style, and m quai" ity andvpp wkrmip creel any other suits in town priced under Scott Spring Overseers in the famous Varsity form-fitting model 111 gray herringbone weaves; natty covert top coats; knee-length Chesterfields in Oxford and black—splendid choice among these lines at $15, and unequalled values. Don’t take all this for granted; we want you to inves- tigate and compare for yourself. Will you do it? ‘7, g.. Is South Main St. Tel. Call 632-: _W._......« .. . .. m... .....~,... Baby Chick Feed. in buying Poultry Feeds and especially for little chicks you must be familiar with the food stuffs on sale, because there is a tendency on the part of all millers to work of! grain that is too poor to sell readily when whole. Therefore it is important to know what to buy. how, and where. This yearI have decided to make a little chick feed. composed of choice grains and seeds. carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen- ed. I believe it is better than any bought from out of town (although I will buy any brand you, may. desire) and if you will call I shall be pleased to have you examine and compare mine with any other. Buy Oats Thais Closn. _W MANUEL T.,HATCH. t special Sale of Letter Files, I50 Each. Wm. P. Beers , " 4 Book and Stitionery Storesf‘ if” 49 Wall St. Namath. 6 So. Main St. So. Norwsik. M... ._.,_. “W--.WT.M THE HATCH & BAILEY CO. -<llumber and Mill Work for Everhthlngp From A PiGGERY-TO A PA.LAc£ '* 3‘ '4 1 J .‘s‘s ' Timber. shingles. lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding. flooring snd finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods. Tar paper. hint casted roofing paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator sud deafening 'pspers. ordi-' nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house trim In Pine, Redwood. Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and toner sow- ing, taming, planing, shop jobbing. cabinet work. veneered work. Klin- drylng facilities. Mill, foot of Marshall Street. Lumber Yard. Water Street. ' “ _‘A-‘m‘fi - i l Co““l Notlce ‘ 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 15 the best mined. THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY 68 Wster Street. f .g Telephone 45-3. Telephone 46-1: i a 1 Tel 450. We Pay Fojur Per Cent 011 5a rings Accounts Resources Over .47, 000.000 Dsposlts a! one Dollar and up rusImI Deposits draw InIsrssI Iran) the III“ III sIIII. mnnIIl. payable In January and July. We a: not Issue chock-b pairs In saving! dspymm. Agent lira:- O. Ipsldlng’s , .2390 8.,ppund Always the same smooth? and absolutely fresh every time you 1)“!- THE APOLLO CHOCOLATE‘. Freoli II, our. drops and uperlor in dualityi‘fi 14$! other candy ‘grstter who males It or what RPEM Al- ways glad to prove it with free sam- ples. These Chocolates are handsome- ly put up in half pound, pound and turn pound boxes. Other APOLLO conspicuous which We carry in stock are: 4 THE APOLLO Corsmoll. , . bulk, _391: Pound THE APOLLO ice Crssr'n Drops, bulk, 39c Pound THE APOLLO Chocolate , “a. Peppermints,10c Pkg. THE APOLLO 13;. mil“ > wiser-green- 104: PM- THE. APOLLO Maple VIII-ix.” nuts. 10s PR9. THE APOLLO Coero Pecans 10¢: Pkg. THE APOLLO Wintergreen and Popper- mlnt Wafers. 5C Pkg. THEAPOLLO Old Fashioned Stick Candy in Glass Jsrs, 15c Jsr ill tlilllll Pittman, TH! PRESCRIPTION ITORI. TEL. 1H . - FRED DEIJV‘R‘RY SERVICE. We Have Wall Pants On Your Walls that have pleased you ever since we put thsm on. Any more rooms to be psporod this year? I Our stock of Wall Paper represents the very latest patterns. The selections have been mods from the 1907 produc- tions of the best Isstorlss. Agent for the Wm. Campbell A Co. and Fr. Book Co. Crockery. Olssswsrs. NoussIurnlsh In. Goods, Framed Pictures. Whlts losmsl Poles with fixtures too. Cloth Shades, with fringe, 30c. Window Charles and Picture Frames Ilsds so ordeal. ‘ . ,..,..‘... Painting. Paper Hanging and Doses sting. We give the O. I II. _ mums- . ‘ L n. DECKER II Washington ltrs‘ii. Tot. Con. South Nor-walk. Bins Chemical Works. Inc. A. W. MARTIN Secretary. L..A CHOLEsgfi'rpssuror. Manufacturers If ‘ ' hills and initials Buiphuric, Murlstlo, Nitric snd Hydro- fluorto Acids, Flourlns Pickle Sul- photo _Ind Nitrsts of Soda, etc., etc. The Chsriss E. alleles Company, Sales Agents. 154 Front St. , ,tNew York. mwflofiéfiwf Spatial lawn Meeting. The inhabitants. legal voters; of the Town of Norwalk are hereby notified and warned that a special town meet- ing will be held in the Town Hall. Wall street. on Tuesday, the ‘30th day of April, 1907. at 8 o'clock in the evening, for the following purposes, to wit: 1. To authorize and direct the Sc- lectmen. if deemed- a visible. to straighten the west line or sis high- way known as the West Rocks road, by making said west line a straight line from the aim gline of the lane on the land of me estate of W. B E Lockwood deceased. to the point wfhere the boundary line between land Cnryll. Bensel and II .I. M. Car desa intersects the wost line of said highway. leaving said highway not less than 60 tfeet wide; all pursuant to a petition of voters and tax-payers. ' 2. To lay the annual town tax. ’ 3. To make an appropriation of not more than $200. 00 to complete the " general index of the land records now s being made. 4. To authorise the Selectmen to ‘v‘; pay ten cents to the Town 'Clorlt for entering and indexing each deed or ‘ ‘3 instrument in the “Daily Record of ' Deeds " 5. To accept the resignation of Jo- : siah It. Marvin as member of the High School Building Committee, and to fill the vacancy caused by his resigna- tion: and to till the vacancy In said Ablathar Blanchard; 0r, If the meeting sbpll so direct. to give the remaining incrnbess of said committee all the powars given orifi inslly to the committee of five. Al pursuant to one Dated at said uNormals, this 25th day of Ap.ril 1007. JAM A. BROWN. ‘ ALF! D MiG/SON. ’ BRAYMOND. Selectmen of the Town or Norwsllt. l _...., ... ...._...............a..‘ Q, , as a. f 4 a “it '1 l 1 . 77,, I, ' Exclusivencss is not "difficult to attain if you comets us. .' I ‘ We have reached a period when the well‘dreslle'd man wants 1 r Y 4 ""- A: Let us show you how well fixed we are to meet your idcss as to style and'fabric a little out of the ordinary. style, also our great showing of fabrics youme select from. Just a your limit of price. \ it. "1 The best that money can buy. ‘-. ‘ l I V M -' ‘i m! 5‘ Just received. New line of Trunks and Suit Cases. '7 27,: 5‘ 1 m ~ Prices Clolhlng Slurel "“ HEAD-TO- FOOT» OUTFITTERS , 98 Washington Street. ,South‘ Nor-walk, Conn. - .o- ops-A. awaMr., ' Phone 165‘s. Full line Ladies and Childrens Suits, Coats and Skirts. THE FAIR CLOAK a FUR STORE, 68 WASHINGTON S'L. SOUTH NORWALK. ' Raymund Bros. Supelphosphate of? Lime. Grpund Bone. Air Slacked Lime. Land Plaster. - A . Fertilizers of All the Favorite Brands. .. 10,00Q Cedar Bean Poles. Coal and AGENTS FOR B. Hersh‘t’ield 8: 50h no Water Street. Telephone a“. The Paris that ti Suit House 33 South Main Street, South Nor-walk. Great Reductions on Suits. Skirts. Coats and Wants. w» 33 So. Msln- 8t.. 80. Normand": . p '1 5 New Spnng SUI, For Men and Youna Men. In, tilt l l-"T. 513-515 Main St. Stamford. ll F". committee caused by the ,.dcsth of 1 AThese larger and handsomer stocks of Men‘s Clothing'd, the broader recognition they are receiving. . A SATISFACTION is a part of every purchase of clothing made in this store. The Clothing itself tells Why. ml!“ ; SPRING SUITS are shown today in better and handsomer variety, ‘ than ever before. You' re invited to view them. and Q, ., J, a: Spring Suits for Men. $10.00 to $25.00. ”‘W' ' "" "I fiancy Flannel Vests in the new three and four button styles." ' $2.50 to $4.00., ‘ . ' . Evening Dress Furnishings. White Vests. nlovss. Shim a”, 1m. . ssr Tics. 3“,“, ,-II" 4 4i . . .t‘... 1 , .1. 14...»... . . . . i ‘l GIRLS’ come $1.93 up SKIRTS ..... $243111: , leK RUBBER cons” .s14.s8 wAISTe,....._............... 49c. up MEMO consars suns .. ........ 37.98 up.93c,,$l.48,$1.98, £5.46," 'szns SALE IN so TH arenas: .4». r ,. , little something different is what you wantrthen, too. woken Inset ‘ ' s lid" Patrolman. Ask for our little story on “Deimel Linen-Mesh" UndétweIrI ' Bowker’. a Fertilizers. . .; 3 t 4‘ V ’1 «‘34 A,” ,...-. . n, e (,3
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