, w . man sympathies of Raymond Swobo- .1 * 18 Caiiiornlavliavdlranges ‘ ‘klnd. Eye-glance, Spectaclea, etc. April Fool The weather is uncertain and we never seem to know it tomorrow Will bring flowers or a foot or two "of mow. Old Winter ltkea'to linger in - the lap of Spring so merry, and the cool-man is as welcome as he wasin January. If you'd keep the doctor from-thedoorandben-eemm control don't take your flannel: 1 , 21.111.111.11.“than I THE 111111113 COAL COMPANY. NEW STYLE STERLING . 7 PLAYER PIANO TheM.Sonnenberg Piano Co 104 Washington St. Established 1888 It _ 1010;2‘5 per cent. You Can Savg on the at Brand’s EASTER SALE. On buying high grade Jewelry, Watch- era! Clocks and Optical goods of every We will sell the best goods cheaper for the money than other dealers. For you to prove our atatelnent is only a matter of calling and inspecting our‘ ‘goods ’ ‘ Chas. Brand WATCH MAKER. JEWELER d. 138 Waahington 8L, OPTILIAN, Booth Norwalk Green stampa Given On All Repair .‘za‘. *” :5“; we,“ >1" ‘ We Are Ready With our new Auto Van. We can-move you-anywhere and quickly. ANDREWJTAYLGR Livery and Trucking ' Phone Darien Conn. ~ Easter Cards. and EasterGiils 1- 1 1 :11ng 11___01 : « Hanford North Main Block 64 Street u» s. Phone 1362-3. . Very Best Creamery Butter .Sic lb. 251: 3 cans. lull weight, Cond. Royal Grocery :2 South Illa 81.. Jul Kestrel a New lot of the Very Way! It)!» LAME? m HAT. For rum Wear at 8.0210! Prices. vGermanophile sentiments became so. _ Germany. He said he had exceptional , where and supply informationwhich‘ ' gainedso poor 11 impression &1 .he was not absolutely certain.” “25¢- . up. MW. findduuifihmofimor Sill 110“” Glllllili SillililllES Pads Secret and 11.. looking lip the Record of no Accused of Causing Fire 1111 la Toaraine PARiS, April 1, 5:10 a. m..¥—Ad- ditional evidence has been found.the police assert, to prove the proficr— da, charged with being responsible. for the fire which threatened the des- truction of the steamer La Touraine. Secret Service operatives learned‘ yesterday that Swoboda left five large trunks in an office in the ave ue de l'Opera, the use of which he had obtained throughvan introduction‘I :by the broker Morrison. The trunks were seized and sent to Havr. The villa which Swoboda occupied . at Viroflay, near Versailles, also was searched and several papers were seized. These documents included. the police assert, letters of a highly compromising character, together with "photographs showing Swoboda in the" German uniform with two other officers. M. Raguiet, Swoboda’s business associates, declared in an interview last night that he believed Swoboda was a Canadian, as he had excellent references from Quebec where he said his family resided. quboda told linguist 111 had been brought up in Germany and made no attempt to bid his sympathv for that nation, ac- cording to the interview. "Swoboda's pronounced about the middle of July, “said M. Raguiet, "that I decided to to break off my relations with him. After July 15 Swoboda spoke of war being imminent between France and sources of information in Germany, He wrote me about this time that it was a shame to deal on the Bourse since there would be a monthly set- tlement." The Figaro prints the following statementin- reference to Swoboda's attempt to attach himself to that pa- per. “During the first days of the war Swoboda came to the Figaro and off- ei’ed himaolf as a war correspondent, in which position, he. declared, his American citienship ‘wouid beadvanb sgoua. He said he. could go every- - ”nobody else could get. One of our editors. Franz Raichela who saw him, him, . that for the, moment‘he seriously‘cbni sidered denouncing. him as a spy and refrained from doing so only because Strictly Fresh Eggs 1. . . . . . Sugar Cured Harm, this week Batu“ nucnsnuoosuoo-uuuo Small California Hams . . .. . Native Calves Liver . .n....'. FREE DELIVERY We Claac Good. . Haddock 6c yEscaiiops Wm Spanish Mackerel xoc ’Finnan Haddics roe 'Cod u a-ae mean solid canton-admin [00]“. Warmth. clearances and per- manence. My and quickly put ,9 Uae Beaver Baud instead of lath AakucMmdinlormdau. 111111111 * Green groundhoneshcsh every day 3c lb ‘ CHARNOK’S MARKET dose: » taken to Philadelphia and mounted in - GAZETTE BLDG. TRISTRAM 8. HYATT THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK TROY, N. Y.,“Kpri'l 1.—-Women's “ Suflrage leaders from New York, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts gath- ; ered here yesterday to superintend I and celebrate the casting of a wom- * en's liberty hell in a local foundry. The bell was designed to be a dupli- cate of the famous Liberty Bell which announced the Declaration of tnde- 3 peodenee. When completed, it will be .- LLadies’ Silk Hosiery For Easter m ”in the Popular Shades to Match _Gowns, and Shoe Tops. GILK BOOT HOSE. with cotton top. and aoloa. .at 501;. Black and colors \ ------ana ataa-IOII-a- \ Independence Square. Eventually, the 8M said. they hoped to ‘ the bell to Washington and hang it in “s campanile so beautiful that all the world will come to see it." The bell is a gift to the Buffrsgists from Mrs. Charles W. Rusehenberger, of Stratford. Pa. Mrs. Mary Hutchin- son Page, of Boston; Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt and other women hots. ble to the suffrage movement, were do be present at the casting of the bell. Later the bell will be taken to Phil- adelphia, where it was hoped it 'wonld be rung on the night of Novemberza» Gordon . HOSiery McCallum Silk lime-at McCalium Embroidered llosc. at 1 H300 GORDON, Pure Thread Silk Hoae.The most satisfactory dollar stocking in the market. if you try a pair of these stockings, you will be convinced that you at last have found a dollar silk stocking that wears. Made in great variety of colors. Suedes, Taupe, Sand, Light and Darke Pongee. Puty, Moul Mouse. King's Blue, Peacock, French Blue, Rocky Mountain Blue, Navy, Gold, Exposition Gold, Myrtle Green, Rosetta. Nile Green, Tan. Niggerhead Brown, Copenhagen, Pur- ple. Emerald Green, Mahogany and Ne] Rose. PRICE, "-00 A PAIR. $1.00. $3.25, $1.50. $2.00 $2.00 and $2.50 . . . 11:. u'.;.'.‘- -:- r _-;-;.;-;-:-'-;-_-:-:-;-:-:-:-:.3 nextfto celebrate suffrage victories ill Silli llill0lil in New York. Massachusetts, Pennsyl- vania and New Jersey. ’I lit: Social Event For Benefit of aWorllly Chico! A large card party is to e held 111 the Armory. Friday, April 16th for the benefit of the Children's Playground The playground committee its} plan- ned the affair for the third Friday in April The State through the courtesywl of Capt Mosaman bah donated the usel. of me Armory for this purpose. Sub scriptions to 150 tables are expected} ii: L079 ;.00.00: g}~f¢~¥d«wwrc~’°~3m”wr. Mm” ”O ”O J: 00. o e 09.00:»:«:0_ . :90. [EGER 1 CO. :00:00:00:00:00:00:00. ”zoozwxoo’ow 1 Store Will Be Open fer Basiness :1: w.omen . 9:0 1.3.1 List of Patronesses.—- ‘0‘0 2*.- »- ’9“ 11.111. , 1-2:: 11111 T G 11F '11“ U 116 m“ :1 1:: 11.221111?“ , 1:3; A y: o-morrow 00 fl ay, 11 l p. . 11,: Mrs. Jean Dumortier. 1.3. 1 ha 12:11:11'1‘11. is. <f 3;. \l'rs Leon'chtz L3. cfl ' T1 1. d A C U E D :1 12111-1211 1 e 10W 3 1e- oming to 3 very ay, 1 Mrs: Leroy Montgomery. .’ 1.: .1 21213211121121. .1; Hiwe Been for the Last Two Weeks. :1 Miss Mariposa Taylor. i0 ’ . .~ 134 Miss Mar Kirby Jennings. é. . - at Mrs. George ,Kcndali. Mrs. A._ DeyVm Wadsworth. Fine assortment of Easter post cards, 6 for 50., ‘at Donnellys. Who wants these bug. in their mouths? pertinently asks Dr. J. H. Mallory, in his new advertisement to day. in discussing the various breedst of gems that cause trouble and do buy in our teeth. And there are twen- ty-sevdn kinds of them. the doctor adds, 0 eventually cause us trouble and dad expense. If in trouble go and see him without delay. _ The South N orwalk Trust Company invftes you to call and ask for their Booklet—“Why A Corporate. Execu- tor?" Everyone should make a will and this booklet will furnish you with valuable information on this subject. ;_Hayes.' NEW CITY MARKET ' Hayes’r- Block 69 North Main Street ._._,... 25c soc, 22c, ‘aac xzx-ch .o‘.--.-.. no. : TEL. 58 8-2 Friday airless" Westport Smelt Duck Eggs la l-ac Salmon ..........._1a t-ac 14c Schultze’ s Sanitary Market 111.1371. ‘0: ° W». l Whyp here 18 a Reason. ‘39: +~.—-o— O _O I than all the stores combined. . Game and see for yourself. Hall of our store looks like a WHOLESALE millineny establishment: We are showing more shapes, more trimmed hats, more. flowers ilnr low prices on millinery will suprisc oil bargain hunters cfiézé’%fi_ '93!" 9°93}: 3°." WWW»}€¢ “:00: /0nlytinci’rice. Ceme and Get YoUr Easter Hat. ‘ ‘fi’ .2 "’3'." ' o ‘ao’ea 0339.0- 20:? O 0' .0”. O ‘39" Charge or Castl. fifl‘nflfa; _ 7.139339% . . Fancy it e Seed Potatoes A moon's FAMOUS FERTILIZERS. sgnsp MANURE AND BONE MEAL FOR LAWN DRESSINGS. snan'rso snaps. ALL KINDSFOR ALL c-aops. MOWER & MAWNE 21mm St. Norwalk _....———._ _— —-.— -—-~- . Fresh Meats, Ftbh and Vegetables FREE DnmanY “salmon?“ 13%.“, W l commonwealth-111. Customers are Treated Alike and we Defy All «:z»: 0 O O O 9:. ‘00:“ ‘ .. (Zach Store Competition. : 13. . 1 “ ' ‘~ - , ' . . , WM”... ”3”“.“33” .”o”o”o”o”:””:”o””0”o”:°’.’..“:”0”.”0” ”:“:” ”:”&:“0“:‘” _efz”:”:“:”: 2:00:00”: ,«°«’«:eo" The Utmost in Easter Values} Our new $12. 50 line of Men's Suits represents all the newest and nobbiest ideas in Men’s Clothing. Have you seen them. The new Solt' roll and patch pockets models, the nobby two-button sack suits, and the old reliable threebutton models? They come in all of the popular new designs. includint plaids. stripes, checks, etc}, in blues, gmys. browns. tans, greens, and mixtures, and you should lose no time 111 coming in to see them. 1‘ Also, we have a strong line of the standard reliable $7 and 310' Clothing that we have made famous and we are offering as a loader. . ‘ Men's Suits with two pairs of trousers instead of one, for $10. In Fey’s Suits We are as ever. unbeatable. Nothingm the Norwclks can touch in value the twopairs of knickers suits, that! we are. soil- ing for 84.13‘urthermoro. all our “salts from $2 to' 86 are the best that the specific amount of many can buy, and it would be a rank injus- tice to your boy if you bought his suit elsewhere. Come in and make usahowm. \ / \ D. GOTTLIEB 1 W Main 0!. ,. “' so. Norwaik. . The Store that till the bodies and tastes of particular men and ”I.
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