“gem”... with The pisses.“ It In to ualnus. slit “3 ”fl news. can ‘ do so. it will “m" comatose. this otilcs stat Io- Iors more prompt attention. WEATHEW FORE CAST. Por Norwsllt and vicinity: Fair to- night. Saturday showers. The storm that was central in Colorado yester- day morning has moVed eastward, and Is new central near Concordia, Runs. It Is producing cloudy and rainy wen then in the western sections. The front edge oi the rain area is as tar east as Illinois. The barometer at Coacordia.was unusually low, 29.02 inches. The temperature is high in all sections. Conditions iavor for this vicinity fair weather with brisk easter- ly winds iollowed by rain on Saturday. Lawyers Hubbell and Gregory are in Bridgeport today on business. LeGrand Raymond Is enjoying the races today with Howard Mosstnau and party. —Men’s and Boys' Caps. O'Brien. Buckingham Post will hold Its reg- ular meeting this evening, in the G. A. R. Hall In Wall street. .1. Irving Dibble, oi the Ferris Coal Compatible taking a day's vacation. and attended the Briarcllii automobile race. Mil-Breakfast Bacon, 1255c lb. liayes’ Mrs. Prank P. Petty. who has been quite ill ior some time at her home In Washington street, continues to im- prove nicely. William Seaman. a well known em- ployee on the oyster steamer Mildred. Is laid in at his home by an attack at rheumatism. Cockenoe Tribe, No. 33. will hold a regular meeting this gaping.“ their, quarters to Wall street; e chiefs degree will he conferred. The Wanita Assembly will hold an informal dance, May 1. at the town assembly hall. Music will ti! on niahed by Bpeidel's orchestra. oi Bridgeport. William [-3. Benjamin and a party oi friends set out this morning from , the Washington street bridge In Mr. ‘ lleniamln' s launch Foxy Grandpa. on a flounder Ilshing expedition. —-Window Shades. all colors. 29c upward. Also all colors Rug Pringcs, 10c yd. II. B. Smith I: Co. Owing to the repairs that are be- ing made on the organ the celebra- lion of the Holy Communion in Grace 'hunh tomorrow morning. St. Mark's Day. will have to be omitted. Among the many Norwalkers at tending the Brian-ill! auto race. not bolero mentioned. are Dr A. l). Wads- worth and party. I). ll. l-‘ox. E 1‘. Rates. Thomas Hendricks and it. w. Weed. -Cholt-.e Native Chickens. 18c lb. liavett' Milt. tit-ergo Ackorly. who has been em- pioyed tor some time with his lather. William Ackerly. In a Washington alrt-M lunch wagon. has resigned and at'clll'c'd a position on a Rowayton oys tor steamer. A [at ayrt composed at James Laytlen, William y... Weiseit. Walter Parsons and lienry ilrown went out on s Ilottn dot dotting trip this morning tram the Washington slt'oot . Some of those than have be marooned on the islands oi the harbor several nights this season. but they are gt-t ting used to this experience now. ~Latsst Wills Chill 0' Brion. itert llrunstruu. the well known painter and t-to-be oi the Con Ital laabor llaioa. has been stiliorlnttl ittt' several mhlood poisoning lll lllli rilllt RIM. Jtlhl how the con- IllllOll name about. Hr. ”woman does not know. but Isl "posed to have li'rllllitiil iron a ll" Ill'tilso. Mr. llttttintrttp's Is now very lunch iitiprovod, 5min will resume work In It day or ~«mini (lands. is stat 20! lb rl ilntlili l on. ., Norwttlit was s livsl piano last ev- color The were run- ning through all .ga their way to tho I'Itllil. and ”this were out In which the lug. s Pltilil along their way. sis o'clon last night thorn won ashtbsrs lined up at the hilt Hotel. Natty itttthl Militia” M ”0 “Hill' the ntttln and”. "I 0 til New Canaan. ova: were seen on ' loads. Willie Plains. I“ W Vi"! m . log by the "Vol Cal'i M Stardom W mm Launch Works. - postmortem-s .9 use: to” li..."“lit" «Wanner...» by $.1th Oysisr ”III hint. Horwalk Baby Carriages .G'oCarts, All Kinds and Prices. $1.95 to $30.00. A. J. Angevine & Son 00.," 134-136 Washington Street. Glover’s The Place Savannah Ties in Tan. Gun Metal and Patent Colt. with Buckle Pump Ellect. Entirely New. A complete line of Ladies’ Tan Oxiords. ranging Irom $2.00 to $4.00. Wear Shoes That Fit. iiiiii —— m... m-..—.————..._..___. -—-——————-—. Your Lawn! It needs encouragement. your garden needs assistance. your trees and vines and help and your flowers and the aid oi our special manurss and tertliisers. We have some good things in this line. at up‘ in a convenient way odorsss and not unpleasant to ”rise—dry. pulverized manure which has never been exposed to the weather to loss hall its value. Also wood ashes and ground bone oi pure qssllty y. All the above in large or small quantities as desired. minim-st TthcrrisCosICo. '1‘ i ‘Y! aw...— ., vo-«mvnmmm l Rose Bail GOODS Atlslsssfltlita COLEMN’S ‘ .1 Varsity Clothes have remarkable prestige and Wally In' ”fis‘ovm. To be sure. they doderve wit; they'rIntli'c' but clothes made. and we' re proud to , What’s most. they're the best values to be had— ;asorth fa tolfillinore at every price than the clothes that commas}! to them to intrinsic value at other stores. Do we put things too strongly? See the clothes and see it we tilt. . The new Spring Varsity Clothes are the finest we ever have had; we show more oi them than over; all the accepted new colors. Spring Suits, 318. 82c and up to 830. Spring Overcosts. the same. Miss Cornelia Raymond, oi Norwallt, was In Wilton on Tuesday. Prank Raymond Is enjoying a vac'a» lion irom his duties 'on the local trol- ley lines today. Mrs. Manuel 1‘. llu-tch is having a handsome granite «oping constructed in ‘tront oi her property In Iv‘airileld avenue. The D. M. lit-ml Company has some- thing lntorestlttg to say about their cravanetted glories for motor costs. The adv. will tell you all about It. The Christian Industrial lmgue at the South Norwalk Methodist Episco- pal church will hold a regular monthly meeting this evening, to be followed by n sociable. Don't take anything as good as K09- pel' s when you can get Koppell' I work at no advance in min. That is what he advises you In his 3dr. and he is mung to prove that his work Is the t. . Get a china plate tree tomorrow at the Union Pacific Tea Company Saturday can only 25c st Stillson Powell Corpora on. Howard Montgomery, 0! the Com- stock clothing store. is attending the Brlarcllil' race today. Mrs. Clarence McNary. oi New lirl- taIn, spent yesterday at the home 0! Mrs. 8.9 haphey, oi East Norwalk. Keep etiol and spend your money lntelllgently is Joseloii's advice His adv. will tell you how to spend some of it wisely. nggc'tts Saturdaf candy can be purchased at the (‘ lliord and Bridge pharmatmlea It is fresh every week. They also sell Apollo chocolates. Thomas Motherland, dog warden 0i Norwalk. has in his possession a line lemon and white female setter dog. which will be kept a few days for the owner. WW s1 ,/_.-..,.....,. . R ... “rs. Vole. oi tho Chick t. Hoard ln.tha Land." The drill two weeks are the most critical in the lIYt'i oi the chicks. teed them well. "Cancels" Chltk Manna is a special ll) days iood peculiarly adapted for the most critical period at little chicks. Alter that "Bonnie Chick Peed" ihmne grmtndl will make results ttutcr. This is a load which contains practltallt every thing required by the growing chick—produces healthy, lively and vigorous chicks and turkeys. Iuy Oats Thais Clean. . MANUEL TORO HATCH. ] llo‘wker'a Fertilisers tor Lawn . (, Garden and Field. ”A Base Bail Goods William P. Beers’ ”OK AND ITATIONIRV OTOIIO. s sou-m mm artisan" souru aoswaut. to twist. arsssr. NOIWALK. R'oe Shad, 150 .10 Buck Shad, 12c lb BonetaMackérelJchb‘Fresh Herring. . Small Cod, 7c lb Halibut. Cod. Flat and Bluefish. Escsllops. Oysters. Round and Long Clams. Opened Long Clants,‘30c qt. Cutbiii’s Bridge ' Fish Market IN OUR BURGLAR-PROOF VAULT. mhswAnInstlsast'ss. 7th. YotttVslssltlssCsalicMstleAbsolotelySsle So Norwalk T rust Co. Saturday Bandit 290 Box. Always the same good quality and absolutely man every. tints you law. APOLLO CHOCOLATII are the kind you think oi first when you do- sire the best. Tits Apollss are a mis- titre oi mud-mas chocolates. llslld- somely packed in halt pound, pound Ind two pound packages. at 30c. ‘00. Mo. slit: and 01.50. ' lit iliflttl Pillllllll, TH! PlllclllPTiou ITOII. Telephone Call. 15¢. All Goods Delivered i'm of Charge. - .- _ can-non: 1...... lamb-tun" 'isst III:sz 1 Trinity Mens Club Is being rifled by many of its friends to repeat the play, "Down In Maine" which was given so sttccessiully last night at l-loyt's Theatre. .1, — 1 The Soundest Forts ~ " oi Investment Knowd Based on the Permanent Ownership 0! New York Real Estate. BOND 96 Guaranteed Shares Pay Interest. Principal payable in Gold and Secured by New York Realty value In ratio oi live, to one. AI card will bring you our literature, or a personal interview. a. L. cosusn. mnmt Agent. . to count stam sr. clothes and think nobody knows ' it. Keep year eyes open and look 1- sharp. Don’t he an ostrich. We have a choppy line of foot- wear and other things in keeping with‘Spring. PBIGE’S CLOTHING STORE FOR’ WEEK COMMENCING 'I. ll. Pull on till lilltlit ‘ MONDAY, APRIL 20th. w. a... SPECIAL. G 8- Trad to Stamps tree with too Soil“ at our Famous Tess and‘ , teen in «t ° W ' "' i 8 FinestTeas.... .mm.m.wo.70a Stamps. BestCoIiees....... ..... . ......... . .masosocsss EXTRAORDINARY CORN SALE. - lona Corn. good standard .................... so a can: regular price. 8 e , Sultana Corn. iancy pack .................... Be a can: regular price. 10 e . E. E. Gerham, I Decorator, East; Norwalk. TEL. 452. 1— Garden Tools, Plows. Farming Implements. Paints. 03s. Varnish. and everything you need Ior Sodas- “Oot in line" and let us do your log now boiore the "rush season" ls Norwalk Hardware Co Ihsp Mar II Wall It. I Mala st. Tm. Refrigeritdls, Window Screens andDoors. : I'srris‘ Laws Swus. Polsht masher" Mail‘s. Kitchen Cabinets treat $5.00 II. “F. A. MIEhell. lawn Mower Sharpening and Repairv ' M WALL All W m A. a P Corn. extra quality ........ . ......... too a can: regularprlco. 3815a EXTRA OTAMPO WITH OHOCEHIES. to Stamps with 2 Cakes Castile lo Stamps withl Can 8almon.at10s .= Bonn each 5° 20 Stamps with 1 Can muster, at. toe: to Stamps with 1 no: Plots, at. 1:310 Stamps withl Can lobster, It . “.1 I 1 Pk (it ndmoth- ‘°.f.f“'l‘i’:..‘i "i. .. . F. . . ..“. ..... 20 sumo- um: 1 some saw me,» 2:: ing,at. ....... ............. ...' 10 Stumps with 1 Ca Plums at. 10 Stamps with i C Blackberries. 35 Stamps with 1 Bottle Solid Brass 1 Ing.at... ......... .‘...., at. ............................ )5 Stamps with. " Cans Strawberries. t15 Stamps with 1 Can Strawberries. Ii . ... . at 10: Each 8 GPICIAL LEADING. ' ~ .too A. l P. Condensed Milk scan .. . .................... .s....s..-s owe-soure- ....................... A. a l’. Raisins. 1 lb. carton . gs A. I: P. Currants. l lb carton ...10e Beeehnut Becoml lb, glass .. as ‘ l-‘srtcy Apples. 1 lb ............. 12o Beechnut Bee! 1 lb. glass .. .. . .Ila ‘ Magnolia. Milk. u can ........... 10c Blasters. .3o Each; regular price, so“ . Nation's Innkeeper and Home at Pure Food Products. Pull Weight and Honest Trading. lit [it Atlantic 8. Phillip it 124 Washington 0t. loath Hamlin Tel. No. sot. Free Delivery. Norwalk Savings Society. 44 WALL STREET. NORWALK. tacossosarso tsts. Dcpositsover - - - $3,,52'500000 DIRECTORS. WILLIAM A. CUI‘I’I. MO“. It. CLOVII LIWII Q. fill!" "UNIV 7. 0°le OIOIII M. HOLMII IYIPHIN H. HOLII. 'IIDIIICK A. ILL. FLOYD T. IUIGOI DICK’S FISH MARKET 180 Wssh'uigton Street Bridge. ‘ Buck sndRoeShsd. SalmoaBkieIishWed- strait. Belt Haddock. ' Rockswsy Oysters, Etc. rate etuvutv. m m WWII IN IIDOI'IILB. loath Hamill Is In Altair oi 0t. Itsphon'nlwrsh "I‘m t Walls—"Inst Vows.". . ... . u. Harohw-"Vsnl. Vivi. Vick". . . . . star Ipsaslss lessor. I I“ “Vtirll‘gzoflh”. imam heath Not-walk I' “W!“ 12“" IT. ‘ '—— 1 ii. .d‘s Church Atltlrtlo AssooIa- list sum TM lilo , . 1 II In tits "Itilsillll. at lildlslsld. '9." as ages H last Dishi- The W The sensor was on so by several which want. u roshs :nairsdpsosissss isdtroststo lost some “missing o'looh ysstarday “Th-mm"... Iliad ’m in; w rendered. Prof. Jolnl at M suds“: W lstrstlaotlutt— "Incas hesitant vessel .tlsrslsosrsrlsstsssl M“ Preach Ilium Harsh-v" Marsha ”WINNING." r-Irtvstgst Populating—"Ilsa” so intuitions—“hell may”. ' M Iris-is ll 0....“ resista— 'h'osl t stratus
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