A EASTER
NOVELTIES
Fancy Candles and dainty Boxes
3 of Chocolates and Hon Bone for
Easter cuts
3 ORDER 1401’ X BUN! \FOR
GOOD FRIDAY
F. A. LANE
61 Washington Street.
South Norwaiit
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For 'Norwallt and vicinity Fair to-
night followed by increasing cloudi-
ness and probably rain and cooled. on
Friday. Moderate west winds becom-
dng variable. The storm that was can
ml over the lake region yesterday
morning has moved eastward and is
now central in the lower St. Lawrence
Valley. it is followed by a strip of
pleasant weather on the North Atlan-
tic count. A well-donned storm cen-
tral over Missouri is producing cloudy
and rainy weather in other sections
east of the Rocky Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low. 61; hlgh.'76.
Partly cloudy.
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Read about therridsy bargains at
linta'a. l
l‘ull rehearsal tonight of the decree
seam and guard of Eureka Rebekah
holle- 3
. 5 o-Speclal display of new Shapes tor
Friday. at moderate prices. lints’a.
Contractor Walsh is saluting the
Mae oi Patriot Buckley in Franklin
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, *msbem' warm new
M ' u"
liners.
Illm “till it. Han‘el
dream "A" "
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Wists Mall, of Illa attest. l'
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Viennese. ,
33 Was-
‘ lites lisel'fllliams beam ill
.er several ears libertarian ia seats
his street. .3 .
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FOR SALE
NEW ”x8 GROWING LAUNGMi
HULL. PRICIM Wu
Anderson‘s Launch Works
’ Oyster lbs" Punt. Namath
Miss Anna Judel is very ill ‘at her.
home in Stuart avenue.
A special meeting at the Catholic
Club will be held this evening.
m
L H. Decker has been laid up for
several days recently by illness but is
now about again. !
Mrs. Joseph Vitago, of Woodward
avenue. is visiting relatives and3
friends in New York city.
Lincoln Council. No. 1, Order or Uni.
ted American Mechanics. will hold a
regular session tomorrow night.
~Mlnts's are altering some very in-j
terestlng 'specifls for Friday.
their advertisement on page 7.
Thomas J. West, manager or thog‘
Norwalk Grocery Company. is very.
ill at his home in Main street.
W Kay Scott. of State College Pa..3
who has been \lsltlng Miss Ethel J. l
Stevenson. left this morning for line 3
ton. 3
Olive branch Lodge. No. 19. Knighta2
terfields in Oxfords and
very handsome costs. too
The New Store
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iGo where they handle nothing but Sea Food
.~ and get it fresh every day. for the 3
Best and Freshest
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Spring Hath-the attention derbiea and, soft laste- 3
they're all here-4am and $3.1». 2
Spring Shirtaand Heckwear. Spring Gloves andfloa.
tow—everything to to; you out for the Easter panda
TWO STORES:
For Sea Fond
Added to the Shelves oi the
“A South Norwallt Public Ll-
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The (allowing carefully selected list
at books was placed on the shelves at
lthe South Norwallr Library in March:
§Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 10. 3
Particular attention is called to this
magnificent publication. Its colored
plates and engravings oi celebrated:
paintings and portraits. cathedrals3
and other buildings and places off
note. are an education in themselves. l
lte stall of contributors includes}
the greatest educators and acholnrs3
in the world or letters .
lRewilectlons or Alexander H. Ste
phens. His diary kept when a prls-‘
oner at Fort Warren, Boston Harbor,
1865. 2
lLlndsay. 1“,, '3
Panama and the Canal Today. (An '
account or the work that has been'
done and a description of the plans
upon which it will be finished.)
Write. L A.
Cuba.
’.Depew (‘ M. ed.
One Hundred Years of American
Commerce. (This notable book cool
slate of one hundred original articles:
on commercial topics describing the?
practical development of the various3
branches of trade in the United)
States within the past century. and
showing the present magnitude of
our iinsncial and commercial insti-
tutions.)
Eastman. C. AsiOhiyeaa),
Soul of the Indian. tThis book is an
exposition oi the religion or the in-
dlan from the human. not the eth-
nological standpoint.)
, Phelps. W. L..
Essays on Russian Literature.
VanDyhe. J. (3..
What to Art?
Low. Will ll. .
A Painter‘s Progress.
For the Children.
‘ Canneld. AD"
What Shall We Do? (Five hundred
children's games and pastimes.)
Lapel-lot. Selma.
Wonderful Adventures 0: Nil:
(Since the days of Hans Christian.
Andersen, we have had nothing in?
Scandinavian Juvenilb literature idol
‘ compare with this remarkable hooky;
Another reviewe' writes. "Miss L...
Whenever you 're ready for
your Spring Clothes, you’ll
lfind hundreds of beautiful
;garments waiting for you
the handsomeat styles. the
. richest weaves and color-lugs
r we have ever had. And such
wonderful values! If you
, know how to judge good
Spring suite by the hun-
.‘- tired—greys and tens and
‘new browns and blues—e
splendid assortment. in ‘styles 3
3 men and young men are 3
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Spring overcome in new
black-we notable collection of
to ”a.
:4 South Main 3!.
[ill ill Hill lllllli‘l3 it
aerlot has the keen insight into uni-l
niel psychology oi a Rudyard Kip-
llng."i
‘Clark. H. ii.
lioy Life in the l7. 8. Navy.
Joe Bently. Naval Cadet.
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Friday Bargains'7
Read every one at these Friday Bargain Offerings. They' re above 9
the average in every way. 0 en lor this store. which is saying a‘
great deal. .
Friday .‘Dnly
$1 Gloves, 790
Ladiea’ Black and Tan Kid Gloves oi cry pulr guaranteed. For Fri"
day. 796. !
25c Ribbed. 15c yard '1
5- inch wide mack Talteta Ribbon: regularly 250. For tomorrow, 150 yd
$1 and $1. 25 Shapes. 79c
We will offer for tomorrow only one of this season a beat Shapes. in}
lilack Blue. Burnt Gray. Tomorrow. 79c *‘
50c Flowers. 251:
Cluster of Roses with foliage. all colori ;1 regular 500 values.
marrow, 25c.
19c Corset Covers, 10c
Ladiea' Corset Covers; regularly 19c. For Friday, We.
YVg.“i
59c Leathér Bags. 39c
50 Leather Bags, worth 59c, (or Friday. 39c.
.JIw
$2” Tub Dresses, n49
New Spring Dresses. regularly 32. On sale Friday only, 81.49.
Willow Braids, $1.98
Extra large bands for trimming bats; good $2.50 value.
row. $1.98.
Ready-toWeaLllats. $1.95 ‘
Ladiee' Ready-inaWear flats. on sale Friday. 81.95.
250 Hose. 19c
Ladies' light weight Hose, regularly 25c. For Friday. 190.
EASTER DISPLAY
Millinery. Suits and
DreSSes
For 'to-
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For inmost-
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Roberts. C. G. l
Neighbors Unknown.
Fiction. .
List 0! some of the late ilctlon. iti
ol‘ Pythlas. will hold a regular meetingwr
this evening, in the hall in South Main l 3
street.
Mrs. Louis Schlltt and son William.3
of spring street. have gone to Point Ju- l
dith. it. 1., (or a week‘s visit with rain l -
tires. '
The board of directors or the Nor-
walk Board of Trade will meet this
evening in the Nomalit Club, at 8
o'clock.
Division No. 1. a. 0.11., will hold
an important business meeting toniaht
and all s: the members should endear.
or to be present.
Samuel Murray. who has been ill (or
several days. has filmed his duties
asaiahtmanintbeiunoh waned!
Daemon B. Tripp.
A special meeting oi Catholic Union
council. No. u. I. or 0.. will be held
weight tonne action on the death of
William 12".” ’
m3mt to get u. u m orderya ~
mind“ at idem at‘charnoa‘s ”it
some. laeadv: 3 l
Windham. of loath
Romaine-ottoman“
colonieeaadlottbssrs’erservloein
memorandum. ‘
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’le suggested that these lists be kept
ROI JACK CHAD. 20¢ EACH. 3for reference:
Lem Gosling Clams for baiting. Cod. Quiller- Couch. A. 'l‘..
Halibut. Roe and look shad, Finland The Splendid Spur
Green lmeit. lemon. white Perch.j True Tilda.
Greenpert Oysters. Round Clams. Lit~§8tuert. R. Mold.
tie Necks. Moriah's Mourning.
Telling the truth helps our trade. Sonny.
We have no North River Shad. be- Boyle. II. 5)..
cause none have been might. We Silent Call.
have the heat that is in market. McCarthy. J. ll.
Iatre fat Long Clams. opened or it i Were King.
in the shell . Station-Porter. 0..
At Foot of the Rainbow.
Tracy. L.
Klan e! Diamonds.
Benson. Iii it.
The Osborne.
Mend. ll.
Justice or the Kiss.
Oppenhelm. ill. 9..
{on W.
Barclay. Ira. H» .
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Pass bILIVIlV.
Shepherd of the Hills.
um“ 'a One
Will of the Golden Spider.
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ZSClh-Butter- 2501
I10 DROP IN PRICE
You can always depend on our Butter. We sell only one grade-tho
very beet.
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