Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 21, 1902 · page 8

 
 
 
 

 
 

upon his duties as assist-
ln'tsndeot ot the Metropoll

John Hancock Life Ilasursnce Com
_ IpanyMin seniors, has taken the post

.' Edith N I‘wailt department,
-' Clarence Reeves.

REST POR THE EYES.

 
 
 

mesIDemocrat. l

 

, t Oldtown. Ma. ca‘mo
all: yesterday, and to»

we insurance Company's, South
‘. He succeeds B. F.

John Hazel. formerly agent of the

tibia of Heistant superintendent of the
under .

 
 
 
 
 
 

.. South Western preferred Texas and

Ikindf tho practice of wean

 

 

“Shit emit wusr sun GIRL

That blooms. in the month of June gives promise of Inerry sunshine. '
we have Just received at one halt regular prices the balance of a manu-

 

lactui'er's stock of Shirt Waist Suits w hich we will place on sale today at
corresponding low prices to you.

. Suits that were 86. 76 to 812, Sale Price

$3 95 to $7.50

'3‘. Car tare on $5 00 purchases or over.

Bndgeport Il05MaInSt

CICELY “WON EMPEROR'S CUP.

LONDON, June 21 ——Only three
yachts started at noon in the Dove -
to-Heligoland race for Emperor W-
liam' a cup The new British schoon-
cr-yacht Cicely. owned by Cecil Quen-
tin (designed by William Fife and
expressly built to challenge Emperor
William's American built schooner
yacht Meteor) was first across the

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

I TODAY IN WALL STREET.

 

. WALL STREET, 11 a. mI-Buying~
, of United Stated‘stocks and the south-
western railways gave increased firm
I nose to the general market. St. Louis

 
 

Pacific, Kansas and Texas preferred.
Canadian Pacific, St. Joseph and

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We Would call your attention to a few of
ment, which are very desirable at this time,
Black Chantilly Galoons In all widths .....
Fancy Cotton Galoons,’ to corn, butter and white .. . . . . . .

French Valenciennes Laces, Insertings and Beadings.

Normandy Vals., in latest novelty designs,

18-inch Cotton All-overs In White, Butter and Ecru.

Black Chantilly Edgings and Insertings.

White Mechlin Edgings and Insertings.

sewer».- '

White India Lawns' In all qualities, from . ..... . . . . . . .
White Wash Chifions, 48 in. wide all qualities. ~

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LACE DEPARTMENT

'the leading things in this depart-
and which we are selling very freely:

Edgings and Insertings.

WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. ;

We have always on hand a complete line of Stripes and Fancy White Goods.’ We call
particular attention to our line of WHITE PERSIAN LAW N S In

 

. too. to 35c. per yard.
.. roe. up.

neonates-ell-

all quaiities from 15 to 50c.
........ 8c. to ace.

...—....

Grand island first and second prefer-

iine. followed by the Leander and Vol-

: [mam om.‘ met“ “the“ 13 “ u'flou. red advanced from 1 t0 2%

 

Sugar

Au Vent.

A good breeze is blowing.

' ; thi ahou
' nis constantly overlook-
h . ye should hove a broad
one should have the opporl‘
of seeing a long disibnce. We
. e denied, this opportunity. We are
~ hemmed a'nd hedged in until the dis-
lance We are capable of seeing is very
short indeed ' This is why I am a
gnome e" of parks or promen

Grasp is naturally a restful color.
and if the city could be provided with
lent fisenuesw and splendid parks,
I, where one's eyes could stretch out in
; along vista it would be a. great thing.
. When we come to think of the thing
seriously the benefit to the huinan eye
alone would amply justify the city in
building roadways and parks and
things of that sort to rest the human
o e. .
, _ , y"'i‘lIe human eye needs rest. It may
hurt my usiness the business hi the
optl on, at it is a good thing. High
build age and loud colors and the glare
of many lights are conditions 'whlch
' simply force a majority of mankind to
resort to artificial means of seeing, and
these conditidns are rapidly producing
’ . a. race at spectacle wearers The con
. ditions' are bad. . They should be oer
“ rooted. Or at least the" bad influences
- e ”“th should be minimised so that the injury
one am Pente would not be so great as it is. The
eye should be given suiliclont scope. It
. should be given that range which
I would cultivate the finer ouailties‘ at
this. the ilnest and most perfect of all
human organs. That’s why l'm in fa
vor of parks and roadways and all that
Iort of thin. "

PET-TICOAT not; lN AMERICA.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

" The Question of a Husband’s Supremm
cy is Raised.
The chief claim of “Her Lord and
Master” to a- public hearing lies in the
fact that raises the question whether a
' woman should obey her husband' s
commands. Miss Martha Morton on
g parently wishes to convince her and
‘ , tences at the Manhattan that she
‘ should; Her critics of the local press
. seem 16th to be persuaded, but if, as
lites Morton appears to think. all Am-
icon men are petticoat subieets, the
will account for their seeming dis.
t. Like the American husband in
. r-th play, they have "given in" to has

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is by nature of the case against
the Norton, and with tho‘iAmerlcan
band sah'isct to the women. the
‘23:: of her contention seems I" go

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titer respects. The ones-
e mancipation o mans-10.:

 

he- Reserves. decrease, '

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, Meantime. the American wom.‘ R

' Wiscon. Cent. it?

. Specie increase.

rose slightly above yesterday' a class,
has Anaconda. Michigan Central and
lll'lew York Airbralre fell 1 to 1% un-
er ;

Emperor Willi In will personally pre-
sent. the trophy o the winner It was
designed by himself. I

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Useful articles in this department at special pricds:

‘HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT

warmsrnanr. close—A reaction of , . M°PP Stid‘s """"""" ”c' 1°th Heavy Milk Pails 69°”
1,9 in Uhited States Steel was followed . Mo Clothes .......... 10c. m"it Heavy Milk Pails 9C- I’ .
elsewhere. The large loan expansion OTdGT Your T ipHa' er 8 14— qt. Heavy Milk Pails. ...gsc.
shown by the bank statement was con- ac mm s """ ' ' ' ' ' ' c. Oil Stove Tea Kettles
sldcred unfavorable. Continental To- F u G t N . Tack Claws ............... 9c. 7""‘- 25c. ..
bacco preferred last 2%: ice preferred a armen S OW p K i 3 Carpet Beaters ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ '15“)
ix. If“ ”'3'?“ new], 2 and Nam, L d -‘ FOtatO H II 3:10” ~ - ~ ------ 6 C- . 3-burner Blue Flame Oil Stove. I ;
mer can an eneral E ectric a point we a on ans . .. . c. ................ . . '
or more There were advances of a 165‘ g 5 $7 00

AND SAVE MONEY.

$30.00 Nola Gets $50.00
Valves. "

Krasovilz & Fox.

NORTii MAIN,'CORNER ANN sT.
,» ,, SOUTH NORWALK. l

about a point 1 Pacific Mail. Cotton
Oil and Corn roddcts and 11/. in
Northern Central The closing was
dull and easy. ,
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.

Reports over private write or Maples
It Goldschmidt. commission brokers,
Swans d: Corbett’s block. South Nor-

walla.
Open High Low 1:30

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

.. . . - . - . ..r . from Georgia. "That‘s why there's so
Amal. Copper, 66% “6% MM 66% " " " " ” much moonshincxin the plciure.”—-0hlo
Am. C. & F. 32%. 3293 32% 32%
Am c &F pf 91 91 91 .91 m Suuc JournaL I, ‘ \
i” l“ P" “i“ 32"" iii”: iii: ’ “ ' " ‘ ’ ..-
mar can ce,. 1
Am ice mu. 48% 48% ‘47 47 SPECIAL' J. GARTN ER
Amer, boom, 32% 32% 32% 32% t _
2.15.533” iii. if?“ ii?“ iii“ 3 . - ”when! 7‘7""-
i'oi'oi‘sié “133% 82% 82 32% m3 3 to l0 STORE YOUR WIVTER CIOTHING
. . . .1). 9g 1.0] 100% l 0% . . ' .
& Ohio, 106% 106% 106% 106 ' ’ ‘ .
(€8nt 3.011;?- 67 3:7 66% 256% CH 1 LDR EN S WITH US and Life; [I (III! in (/1...
es 0, 46:4; ,4; 4674. 6% . ,. . .
0 1 Gt West. 28% 29% 23% 28% full or winter In.LXL£Ll.ENT'
'.G M a St. P. 174% 174% 173%173M. CONDITION.
Chi. Ru! & P. 172% 172% 172% 172% s:- Hi 3.
go: g $11,. 331322 3;: 32% 3:55 :I: Charges Very Reasonable.
0 on -
Consol Gas, 220% 220% 220 220 39 30""! Mai“ 3“-
Erie. . 36% am. sass. say, 4 5 (Opposite Hotel Hamilton.)
lll.Cenlral,157% 158 157% 168 c .______._____,... _. _.
lowa Central 49% 49% 49% 49% ' '-

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Lou. & Nash, 136% 1365‘; 136%
Manhattan 131 131 180%
Mex. Central, 28% 28% 28%
Mex. N't ths. 18% 18% 18%

.K. (a T. 27 27% 26% .

.K. & '1‘ pfd. 58%. 59% 58%
Mo. Pacific, 108% 108% 107%

Well with 75;

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We close at six o’clock
aiter July 4th eitcept

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Union Paeiilc 105% 105‘“. 10 it
Un.Pac. pfd. 89% 89.55 8 :3

Boom nonwpmt.
Ins Leather, 13% 18% 13 ‘ '

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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BANK a arnnnur.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Mans, increase,

_- .;.,- -,-.;._u:. -:.;-:-;.:-:-:--:.:-'

.3'
on can generally buy a
less than his wife’ 0"

 

' 25 Broad 3010!.“in York.

sold for cash or carried en mar.

balances, subject tat-beck. Ono'-
rations furnished on all' ma
stock andbonds.

TRISTRAM & HYATT,

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“This? explained the great artist, “is
II study in still life "
'0, i see," gurglcd the pretty ilrl

 

 

DON 'T WORR Y

About that 35,000 you wish to leave
your family A very small sum dcpos.
ltcd with the '

CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Will guarantee thitdhey have it even Kriegcr credit oifer

 

 

Nat. Lead. 22 22 22 22 if you die tomorrow.

N. Y. Central. 156%, 157 156951569; Monday. Wednesdav and . FRED'K H. FIELD, Gen'l Agent,

Ont. &West., 32% 33 32% 32% Saturday; ...... United Bank Building, So. Norwalk.

gaciiicRMfiil, 13% 1:255 15412;: 13;: \ . M ...-- e..._,-. ‘ all classes

can. . ., ; , , .

Peoples Gas. 102% 102% 10m 1025;, WRRTS ”ROM”

Reading, 66% 66% 65% 65% Your eyes? ‘ . . .

Thesa,1at pfd., 84 lens. 84 34 Why? Mllllnery
seer: iii i332 iii ‘23“ E i3: can. ......»

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Sod. Paciifce, 64% 65 64% “at: Pursue the sensible, intelligent Everything in a“, department 13 be-
San Ry. 00.. can 36% sets as \TAILORS. CLOTHIERS course—ascertain the cause. See if a , I l I
Sou. ny. pfd. 9525 am 951/. 951, Immune, FURNISHERS. good glass—our kind-40 slip on oc- "8,0 0596 Out at mat! reduced Dre-
TennC -..&l 62 63's 62 62 ’ . ‘ casionaliy. won't relieve you. It may es. Stylish Trimmed lists, the latest
Texas P'acIIIoZ 42%. 42 94‘ 42st 48%. , 85 Washington Strut, now—it may not later some to us to. -

creations, and also all our Outing
Hats, Shirt Waist flats, at greatly

day. The cost is trivial, the saving
great.

D 8. Steel, 38 38 HOMER 3- HOYT. reduced prices. ‘
'uIs. creams. as“ ‘ sea, as ; , eaaouars OPTICIAN.

was-II / .- a ,,,,,,,,,, ' Fine Watch Repairing.

Wabash.p 465$ 46% 436% " ' '. Room 9, United Bank 80. Nor.

weasel.” Tel. 90;; 90% cows Once'hoarsstou: 45; :45t08230'

Saturday evenings, 70-1
Special appointments made to suit
patrons.

Gliofhihug Dept.

is second to none in the city. Our

NORWALK, CONN.

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Stocks and Bonds bought and
Interest allowed on daily

 
 
 

 

 

 

Our system of liberal credit will enable you to be well dressed at a
small weekly expenditure. No extra c harge for credit.

H-Krieger&00

29-31 Mes Washington, seen,

Sotath N'orwalk.

 

 

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Our: Part Payment Plan
Remains Unaltered.

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That's the true Krieger & Co.’s sp lrit as well as the vital strength‘ot the
if you harbor a ny liaise prejudices against

credit

shopping test its llberallty~watch the women and men who turn to
our store for their every need. Our part payment plan is an institution for

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.Shirt Waists .

Percale, Linen and White Lawn. A,
large variety to select from. Prices
from 50c to 82.98.

 

Tailor-MadeSdits..'..:

It is needless to tell you that we al-
ways have the best and largest ass
sortment in the twin cities. Ladies

 

who visit our store are well aware 6f
Jacquclln Bros: Shoe. Department you must not over. that fact. Great reductions in this ,
look. We have shoes from 31 to 83.50. department. I .
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Shellield Oil. The Sand

A DELIGHTFUL- ISLAND SEA

 

 

’ SHORE RESORT. _

# Launch Siren leaves as follows:
Steamboat duck South Norwalk 9: :20
mm. Dorlons Point 9: 40, 11: 40mm},
3:,40 8:40; Eoclockand 6:40p. m.’
daily

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Isa... trip In nation's Point from
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of all kinds, C®k€fl to Order.

Bath Houscsto aenibysmo ‘ ll

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GREGORY’S POINT, 7 ‘

EAST NORWALK, CONN. »

—-——.

Shore Dinners and Sea Food;

 
 
 
 

81"!an M FIshIng, .