‘g‘ Sentinel:
red
”kind"1 in regard to haying the
lose at 5 or 6 ocl‘oolr, if they
. . .‘W ,
.‘thu me? lithe
“ I: s heir stores thgy had better get
out, and let these ‘cl rirs' run the host
Then upon the stores at 8 a.
cigar stor and pool rooms up
on until 10 or 11 O'ciIIck p In. in or
Iler that they can make money.
they do their shepplng? i think most
8~Proininenigy of the couple will do it when they have
d 300“ road a mind regardless of such a silly re-
'_' guest as that 1“. BO UNTON.
I. “fjruonv ,IN, ’wALI. urns-r.
wane. srnnn'r. 10:10 a; m.—-—0nly
. a few stocks changed more than 96
from last nights prices on opening
SR1... y96g7 Sales this morning There were sales
tlon was or ,
. ew hotly.-
Iiiow clone! Al-
on, president; John
dent 0! the High»
an advance of M. and St. Joseph and
emu Island llret preferred rose Ila.
Sugar and Anaconda lost a point each.
WALL STREET 1 p. In.——Iiinols
. Central who bought confidently up to
159 making its rise 5% The enormous
Moss, see c , .
r subscription .otthis stock .encourog
(New York;
I: t s association
Inmittee
" Searrett,
on
well Rockvilic
W.. and KL
1., second vice
Nit is estimat-
miles of the
again. and there was an incredscd dc-
mnnd for thertrans~contlnental stocks.
St. Paul, Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific gained 1 a 1%. and many other
railroads sold higher than in the lore-
noon. St. Louis Southwestern nIeier
red and Hocking Valley advanced II
point and North American wiped out
its early loss.
and became dull at 1 o clock
. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire or Maple.
. Local or.-
.. . which.
on coal association.
on to secure the build
ting links that will
ough i‘dlrect line. it is
lid. shall begin at
“through New York
. cwhurgn. Binghnm-
in Olson and James
, on Lake Erie.
rough Cleveland
South No»
‘i :30
Swarm d: Corbett's’ block.
wolk: . , .
. ‘ Open High
Amal. Copper, 68 68;».
Am. C. 6‘: l“... 33% 38%
Am. C. K: F. pt. 9,] 91
American ice, 17% 17%}
Amer. Loco. 33% 33%
Am. Smelt., . 48% 18%
Am. Sugar. . 126%..12614.
Anaconda, 118- 113
A. '1‘: .9: S. Fe, 81% 82%
. A.T. & SJI‘JD. 10 % 101%
_ Bait & 0hl0,19 1,5 106% 106% I
Bkiyn R. T., 679:. 671/. ‘ 6635;
of the prolect is ones. It Ohio, 46%. 46?... use.
t at Atlantic City. (31.1 & N w,,° .5 256% 255 266%
. iChi. Gt. West. 29 29% 29
c M osr P.17354 17434 173
Chi. R. l.&P.17231 173 17296
001 FR: 98 98% 97%»
Col. Southl'.’ 31 31 31
Consol. Gas 221% 221% 221932
Del & Bud. 1769:; 176% 176*...
Eric. 37% 37%
.111 Central, 12356159 163%
lows. Cent. 49% 49% 49 .
Lou. & Nae. ,137 187 186%
Manhattan, ‘ 131 131% 131
Met. St. Ry. 151% 151% 15114.1
Mex. Cent. 28% 28%]
.. Mex N't ths.. 19 19% 19%
, MK. & T., 26% 26% 26%
M K. &T. old. 58% 58% 58% ‘
M‘u. Pacific 1076610821; 107%”.
Net. Lead 22 22“ 22
N ‘Y. Control. 156% 157% 156% _ ,.
N Monti... all; .5814; 5735‘ I.
Low
‘37 iii 68
32 9E; 33
91 9;
17% 1 ‘59
33% 33%
» 48% .4
125 20,
113 § %
81%
100%
.A convert
A 1588 OPENED.
got this new quar-
‘ite. tales service Club.
all building was held
t ed by hundreds
itary men from all
e'Connecti'out no
new quarters are"
orinnd aGallium
.Sduth kNorwalk.
in
" i“ would ask wny did»
on yield to such an in.
as the young clerks-
m .
wipers have no voice in the.
s to When they shall open and
p. m., while the Isa-I
in regard to the public when shall ‘
6 Hill Station Berks
of 1000 shares at Missouri Pacific at "
the hills to aid the general market on
The market eased oif',
it Goldschmldt. commission brokers.
Couragfidendnrsnce and contempt or
euMMEN AosNTs "than. ‘
By Otilcloio of New York. New. Haven
and Hartford Railroad company}
The onlcials of the New York. New
unveil and Hartford Railroad com-
pany announced toasy the following
. appoi’gtmentp tor the past month:
F
IN ticket agent‘at Quin-
cy Admin Slogan, Plymouth Division.
E. (ironies. Agent at SteIiiug
Station, Worcester Division.
K C. Huhblird agent at Moosun Sta
lion Worcester Division.
M. J MoDonough, agent at Long
re Division. ,
Henry IL. Woodw rd agent at East
.Wsililislord Station. Air Line North-
amptOh Division. =
Westport actory Station, Taunton
Division: clo .ed on April 30.
Charles E.‘ Hilton. freight agent at
Weir Branch Station, Tounton Divi-‘
slim.
C. E. Wending. agent at Greene
Station Worcester Division.
George C Clark. agent at _ st
Brewster Plymouth Division ( uni
mer Station. )
L. R Parklson “agent at South lion!
over Station Plymouth Division.
F. L. Frances freight agent at South
anmouth Station. Plymouth Diyision.
William P. Judson. freight agent at
Ansonln Station. Nougatuck Division.
(i. F. Robinson agent at North Ful-
Inouth Division.
0 E. Houdley. agent at [line Orch
ard (summer Station) Shore Line Di-
vision.
Robert N Davis. ngent at Sachem' s
[lead (Summer Station). Shore Line
l)lv.isiou .....
W. E. llflord agent at Grove Beach
ISummcr Station) shore Linc Divi-
siou.
Robert C. Allen ngent an Shnnncch
Station Shore Line Division.
Miss [do E. Graves ticket agent at
Whately Staticn.. Air Line Northamp-I
ton Division.
i. F. Sanderson; ticket agent at
illerton (Summer Station) Plymouth
Division.
0. B Harding. agent at South Wor ‘
"ester Station Worcester Division.
ll C. Lake. ticket agenmt Monte]-
lo Station; Plymouth Division.
(l. R. Starkey. agent at East Bruin-
tree Station Riym’outh Division.
W. C Bowley. agent at Province-
town Station, Plymouth Division.
T T. Chase. agent ntIYarmoutiI Sta
tion Plymouth Division.
E H Clark agent at Fenwick (Suin-
mcr Station). Hartford Division.
Harvey L. Greene. agent at Barron's» ,
ville S tion Taunton Division.
0. sdnard ticket agent at Cres-
cent Beach Station, Shore Line Divis-
on
The tiehet account at Pied 19-
North River New York, Marine Dis-
trict was transferred from H. R. Riv-
ers to E. S. Peters on May 23 1902.
Tl-[IE TRUE oLoav.
To fight a losing light may be great
if its l_is:iought for freedom and for
. Z" Against gireat. unjust force and yet ‘
' II it be fought so that in on men’s ‘5
sight
Stand out and men do beer themselv-
‘ea‘l llire gods. ‘ ‘ ‘
”51 Mid men lights to the gust. one
» golnstnorowd.
Ind’does Win the greatest cause I)
ram}. mode on accurate throw, and
whiz! oway' oped the train He turned
to pick. up hill trousers. when he world
he had thrown them upon the crane.
and they had gone in place of the mail
As to whether or not he dressed in the
mail sacks—hut sndugh sold «Harper’ 9
Magazine. ‘ . .i.
Not at Allimuvlom lrl at’ the rib-
hon counterw’lilver ' not no what long
eyelashes thht‘ girl over there in the
cutlery department has?
Girl at the glove counter—No wonder
to her job by them for the lost two
years.~Chchigo Tribune.
OrderéYour « a
‘6 "all Garments Now.
Ladle
. . AND envs’ MONEY.
6130 00 New Get: $50 00
Values.-
Krasoutz (it Fox.
Nos'rI-I MAIN, CORNER ANN e'r.
‘ "SOUTH NORWALK.
a
they’ re long. She has been hanging on .
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.' SPECIAL.
Sizes 3 to it}
CHILDREN 3
Wash ..Sults
“ 45¢
Well worth 75c ,
. .Wc close arisix o‘clock
alter duly-{gtljmrrxcept .
Monday, .Woduesdav and
'Siiturdnv. ’
' ruinous, enormous,
nurses. 'Funmsunns.
, 88 Washington Street.
80 H NORWALK. “ .
as dividend and princlpiil.
bought developed and impnoved by this ,
(ion has a separate issue of '
1; Lots in this section. which were two
White P. K. Skirts. Flounce
HAMMOCKS,
Punch Bowls .
Water Bottles
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White? K. Skirts,Plain Flare$225
WhitoP. K. Skirts.Flounce,goodquality....................................... ”$2.50
WhiteP. K. Skirts,Flounce andInserting................. $300
PlainAihLinenSkirts. ’“Saoo
All-LinenShrunkCrashWalkingSkirts........'.......................’....‘...........$3.50
ShrunkLinen Skirts,FlounceandTucks. . I..".$3.5o
'17-Goro‘ Shrunk Linen Skirts " ..$4.75
Duck Skirts, Black and White,and Blue and White . ..../.....’... ../.. .$I.oo o$2. 75
Carpet Department
In our Carpet Department we carry a full line of
HAMMOCK CHAIRS, .
PORCH SCREENS, ALL WIDTHS
Six Blown Tumblers for
Two- -Quart Glass Pitchers . .
6 Lamenade Glasses, handles 25c.
sap-......
WINDOW SCREENS.
Housefurnishlng Department
too. I Large Fruit Dishes ..... . IoIc.
25c. No. 8 Wash Boilers . . . . . . . I. 95c.
Garden Sets 19c
.$:. 95. Trowels ......... . 5c.
39c. 17 qt. Heavy Dish Pans . . . 35c.
TRISTRAM & RYATT,
TMWWWMTMWWMMTMWWMM
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Wash Skirt:
.-...$3-75
and three rows Inserting . . . . . . . . . . . . .
rug-unaI-uc-o...
SCREEN DOORS.
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“i must compliment you " sold the
friend “on the generous spirit you
showed last night in allowing another
color in the company to play Hamlet.
while you contender] yourself with the
I , port of the First Cravedigger."
"Oh. yes” answered Mr. Storming-
ton Barnes. " 'You see. we have a new
treasurer. I wanted to be out in front
as much as possible in order to help
count up."-—-WushingtonIStur. .
Bacon —A man can ‘I take any money
with him when he (lies.
EgberHOh, i don't know. i IIiliid a
friend \I. ho owed me 310 die last week.
i guess he‘s taken that with him all
right. ~——Yonke‘rs Statesman. .
, INVESTMENT:
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E. D. Warren, representing the. New
York Mutual Real Estate Association.
of New lurk city, is at "The Cliitord.‘
soiling shares of the sold association
as an investment The pin Value of
the shares are $20 each. They are sell
ing for $15. Gun he paid for in full
at the time at subscribing and a dis
count of h per cent. will he allowed or
they can he paid for in monthly instnl
menta at 250. per share. These shares
are non assessable. They are secured
by 480 lots on Flnthush Ave" Brook-
lyn and are located in a highly re
stricted residence section. more are
190 rods facing on Flnthus‘h Ave..
which passes through the property.
Street can; leave City Hall New York
and pass the property on route to Ber-
gen Beach running time 35 minutes.
lure 5c. These lots were bought at
homage price, costing the shares hold-
which includes all improvements and
all carrying charges paid for 5 years.
' should the lots be held as long. This
gives the shore holders all the profits
made on the property “8* all returns
received from the property and
sale thereof goes to the share holders.
Each tract
SSW
shores. this enliblss the share holder
to see just the security for his invest-
Ihent. An investment which will re
turn the share olders as large a pro.
lit and be obsol new sets as the invest.
ment in these shares can not be found
and three years ago selling for $200
each cording to the lochtion
re today selling for
”son. It is only. noses
y to see the property to
as herein
ers of the association Only $290 each. '
Our Part Payment Plan ‘
Remains Unaltered.
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That's the true Rrieger & Co.’ 9. spirit as well as the “vital strength of the
Kricger credit oiler. It you hnrhor any false prejudices against ctedlt
shopping test its libernllty’mwatch the women and men who turn to ~
our store for their every ne'hd. Our part payment plop is an institution jfor .
all classes. . . . i
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MIiliuery «Slurt v.iIIaISts
, Everything in this department is be Percale Linen andiWhite Lawn. A
ing closed out st'greatly reduced pric large variety to select from. Prices
es. Stylish Trimmed Hats, the latest from 50c to $2.93. '
creations and also all our Outing .1
Hats Shirt Waist Hats, at greatly .
...... ...... l‘aIlor-MadeSuds 7
It is needless to tell you that we si-
ways have the best and largest as.
sortment in the twin citiesi Ladies
who visit our store are well aware of
that fact. Great reductions in this
department.
jg}.
Ciothmg Dept
is second to none in the city. Our
Shoe Department you must not over.
look. We have shoes from $1 to $3. 50
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Our system of liberal credit will enable you to he “.ng dressed at a
small weekly eipenditure. N6 extra c barge for credit.
Norwalk Chronicler