Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 10, 1900 · page 8

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7 Issuing Reef West 7
. . r’s light island.

:qu Innis BUCKS

It! deal to low llama
Par Assistance.

- 5 ( Oonn.. January lo—A three;
{schooner was discovered oil
irks; early this morning iiying

was laboring in a heavy sea.

close to Goose inland.

3' part of a menacing real one

. he westward oi Faulkner‘s ls-
fight.

~»tly she was not under head-

1“ It is feared that she is on the

’t
has been sent to New Haven

a.

:IAY mousse IBLB.

. Police Believe They llave
“In wle Shot Karrie.
Conn. January iii—The
are now of the opinion that they
.ia Charles Brackett. day engi-
.. it. Ickart's brewery. the man who
_ M Morris. the night watch-
’ ‘Z‘Bo was arrested last evening.
hold at police headquarters
fan investigation. From cer-
ments of the men on that
. » fact that he was up at the
shooting took place and liv.
:00 teat of the brewery. the
ve that they have the right

“do some very peculiar state-
. He was caught in many false
lighten will go against him at

condition-oi Morris is much in-
as hospital physicians be-
there is a fair chance of

H COMPANY REEUKES.
oft. January ill—The Produce
Trust Company which sus-
”number is last. the day of
“psflc in Wall street. resum-
‘thfiay. The company has
. . . iaed. President
. nd ice-president ucln.
. both resigned. Their resé
have been taken by Ed-

uierrw

5 and General Samuel Tho- mm

two gentlemen each con-
‘1 VMtogivethecom
.. :M and they will con.
W of the company

la OF EDITOR BURR.
January iii—The . funeral
.. . , senior editorot The
had this afternoon. at-
. relatives and a few as~
. Burr in corporations
. held onicc The ser-
incted by Rev. Dr. Ed."
as, pastor of the. South
, Church. assisted by
te. of Unity Church.
. selected from the
’ the interment was in

. IN ENGLAND.

up over a point. but Sugar immediately
reacted a point. The revenue pro-
gress o! the settlement in Americans
on the London. was the syn.

Exchange
* pathetic influence in the market here.

Wall street. 11 a. ins-Sugar. Brock-
lYn Transit and Federal Steel tell be—
low last night alter the opening Rail-
roads were better held. but Burlington
and Reading first preferred dipped
sharply. Some coverings in Sugar pro-
duced hardening throughout. but to-
wards 1r oclock the Grangers and Sin-
gar were again under pressure The
whole market was neglected.

Wall street. noon—Except for decid-
ed weakness in the Tobacco issues.
American losing two points. there was
nothing of interest in the second hour’s
trading. Bonds showed general drin-

nees. ,

Wall street. 1 p. in.—Sugar had been
lifted above 130 and- the Baltimore a
China advanced about a point with the
strengthening influence on the list.
when President Havemeyer's annual
report to the stockholders oi the Su‘
gar Company was published. The street
took the report as foreshadowing a
suspension oi Sugar dividends. owing
to the trade war. and the stock tell
abruptly to 122. changes between sales
exceeding a point. The stock fluctuat-
ed widely on a rebound. Brooklyn
Transit. Tobacco and leading iron
stocks sympathised to the extent oi! 1
to 2 points and the Grangers dropped
cuddcnaton small sales. The smallest
of the cringe checked perclptaney oi
the bears and the whole market halted.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over private wire of I. A.

~ Bonnie. commission broker. 5 Masonic

Bananding. Wall street. city. Telephone
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DEAD.

Davoa Plats. a health resort in awitserv
landfills was twenty-one years old.

SHE WAS WILL POSTED.

isccpal Church in Broklyn the other
day a lecture was
iitctsorneworthy hie‘ct. ltwaaooa
weehcday. but on the hymn hoard

 

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segues»: sit—$1.18“
itinerant“ yd.—-ts.sepc.

Wash Goods Section.
‘ltsins thatrhavc been readioltsd tor
the second week at the January so
tivity.

as pieces Turkey Red Outing flannel.
always 10c. yard. now Site yard. 5

to pieces Aurora ens. ‘ e for
undershirtr—skirt lining—always. 15c
yard now do yard

85 .pieces Percale. in light and dark
colorlngs. best ism quality for to yo.

soo remnants popular French Cain.
brica-B to 9 yds. in the piece-always
the yard. now to yard.

Taffeta
Silk Petticoats.

Three lots in plain colors. and
chsngeable. that have been divided in-
to three distinct bargains.

Lot No. 1—were all. no and ”.00. now
$3. 75

Lot No. 3—were $8.50 and t? 50. now
$4.16.

Lot No 3-were 813.50 and $13.00.
now $7. 50.

Lot No. a is made up altogether oi
plaid and stripe tafletas.

TaoD.M.READOO.

mm.

m. con
W
OYSTER CULTURE.

contpliahsd in France.
Consul Albion w. Tourgee. in a re
cent report to the state department.

speaks as lollows in regard to oyster
culture in hands:

Oysters are a luxury in Europe. The
natural beds have been estimated.“
the American beds are rapidly become

depended upon for a so ply of this
luscious bivalve. The let breeding
ground of France is the laasis d‘Ar~
.caehon. a triangular tidal about
nine miles on each side. entire

Golf!
dc Gaseoigne (Bay of Biscay) into the
department of Glronde by a narrow
channel about three miles in length.

march o! the sand dunes and protects
the basin iron: the southwest winds
which blow Atty out o! the fifty-two
weeks of each year The shallow hay
yinhle channels.

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n.- fltgdghom special saleawhtch hater. only thepriceto
Ww recommeodtbembutregulargoodswluch
round The prices on all
this kind of goods has advanced the last few
mo. months. but we are still selling at the aid
prices; which is much less than inferior

Shem AND BALL
7 Third Anniversary of
at. Joseph’s T. in. a

_,Soclety.

IUEIG BALL.
Wedisaaday lvening.
January to.

Grand (Schema at is. pieces tor Gon-
cert and Dan.cing

An excellent two-hour Concert by
the best local and cot-oi-town soloists.
sssiatsdhythemllorcheatraotthe
llusicai Union.

banding to follow the concert.

Tickets. admitting gentleman and
“11!. Slices“-

Concert tickets. :5 cents.

. V . :3 1w

In addition to the

comma It”. mum it,

assassin BALI.

under the auspices of Linxweiiers Or.
c beetra. there will has

CAKE WALK.

0'!!! so ALL.
There will be four grand prises giv-
en. lat a live dollar acid piece; “to.
sell opening Silk Umbrella; ad. line
lurks . the fourth will be announc-
edalbsrtheCakeWalkinthshall
room: or":
The prim.will be exhibited in T. J.
Magnsr'a window. 8 Bo. sin-treat.
alter 'l‘bs'aday nest. 1% 1w

Leot’ure Course.

' Victorian Poets.

“111%.?!“ run. sue me-
turer tor the American Societytor
Extension 0! University Teaching. will

lugs. beginning January 15th. Class at
«ac; lecture at 8 p. In. Franklin School
Hall. soufi Not-walk. Ticasts
Course. including class. 88.00. to be ob-
oi the principals at the
‘ltid at the Norwalk 3:1“!

ing. and artificial culture has long been m

also andthlcknsss
ioradrflachshal. 0n
“lineal-Thence“! a
wherein

we Show theyear

goods can be bought today.

pattems. Art Squares and Druggets.
con and Rubber Main.

 

 

All the Newest Designs in Draperu. Poles and Brass Roda}.
Table and Couch Covers. '

TRISTRAM 8r HYATT.

01;,Speciei inter-
est To All.

Apartolnaystorehasbeenparth

‘ tipped oil and will be used exclusively

tor Optical Work. Being a graduate
optlchn with ditcen years‘ experience.
anthorobahly competent to correct
detective vision; that i give perieet
satisfaction is testified by all who have
ever patronised ins.

HOMER B. HOYT

”Washington street.

WE; ARE. MAKING
SPECIAL EFFORTS
in our

Work Department

to please the public.

DIAMOND SETTING.
JEWELRY REPAIRING.
ENGRAVING.

FINE CLOCK AND
WATCH REPAIRING.

If you want your Watch to
keep GOOD TIME have
it repaired by. \.

CHAS. H. DILWORTI'I,
with

L. JACKSON,

NORWALK. MOONN

Fine
Caniections

Ghiotto’s

53 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.

 

 

H. Krieger 8 Co.

The Leading Cash or Credit Store
‘ ’ in the Norwaiits. i

Accounts Opened withfvembodu. '.,

Our Great Clearing-out Sale of Clocks. Furs and all Winter (look is
now going on. We have three months or cold winter weather hetero as. and
we will {urchin you and your children withg‘codwarmwutsrcicthea.“
our easy weekly payment system at '

$1 Down. $1Weeklli. Until Paid;
CLOAKS. .. ‘ .5 .~

Beaver Jackets. former price “.00. Ito-MO
Kersey JacketsJorxncrpr-icetaoe ....... new“
Kersey Jackets. former price :1on ....... . ...... ...... . now as.»
Ker-soy Jackeh. former price $12.00 ..... . ......................... now I.“
Kerseylacketa‘tornlorpflcetlfidw mm

MILLINERY.

’We haveai’ew handsome Kink muothhesshatsuerer-ypopu
laratpressntandareworth “(loosed $18.00. ourclosiagoltpricefialand

COLLARETIES _

slectrlcSealOollaraiomerprieetaLss . ..5...sewߣ|.
ElectricSeaiColhmleI-nierpflesuoo now can
SableOollarswlthtthtoI-nierpms‘ua................... ..... new“);
Imitation larawithtsils. turner price $5.00 .nowaas
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AlldourfilghPl-icedcollanwlthlonghha reduoeiMone-tiiiifl
the formersellingpriee. We haveso many dilercnt qualities that which

possible to enumerate all.
MUFFS. ..

Restricnualllglla. ms he....
MMHMII. $8.50 ......‘;:..... ..... .... .................. '
nuances-inmate
Electrics-allots rm
mu lines. ease
8ahle¥uh$~§0 ..

UNTRIMMEB FEETS

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