Evening sentinel, Friday, October 3, 1902 · page 5

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delegates from the First

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At he thee ng of the wheeling” As-
‘ oI‘welkBe

. edday, reports

. eating were read.

.131: he held horse of the nieet.»

I131“ Alpines. O'Brien.

Social Club will hold
‘ te‘populnr sociobiee, this
veiling, in its he‘ll RI center street.
be opening emoker of the fall eeuson
will be held at the club-hour. cfridey
evening OetOberl ‘
The Consolldn d railroad yesterdny"
out out from New Hd‘ven over 10,000.
toners; containing checks for its (low
or quarterly dividend, two per cont.
:1 $54, 000 000 of capital A number 0;
, lettela conic to Norwnik.

enigln Butter, 25cm, non. o 00..

"two- column description of the
’ l the Minnus Manufacturing,
any,; in which Thomas I. Rel“
men and other Norwalk men are
hugely interested. appeared in the
Stamford Advocate yesterday.
8 Norwalk Musical Union has de

fined to hold a ball for the benefit of

a United Mine orkérs in Music
Hull Friday evening, November 14.
Manger l. M Hoyt hes kindly donated
the use of the hell for that“. evening.

WM

~Leun Boiling and Eventing Beet.

10c. lh. Hayes.’

The mid-week p vice lit the‘y

, Norwallr Congregnt oh chapel was
well attended and of unusual interest

' The subjectl was "Indie " and the eter-
. ooptlcnn,‘ with the Stoddard glided, was

. used to give added interest to the topic.

, Expresenlu William A. Thompson
walks with decided limp. the result
of: n sprain he received while Jumping
from his trnclioohe day recently; The

not size. up gives» him when trouble
Am Ronald“, 133 Main St.

The ninttdf'd’f, :lhe license for the

Grand Opera. ugh; $21 which has been a
subject of much ecuhslon at meet
3 logs of the council for' a month or more
past, hal‘ been definitely settled end
Mennser 1. M. Hoyt has new hit out.
clel‘ lioenno‘ and the city treasury has
2 ‘1“! $60 fee. The matter was finally
. ndlueted yesterday.——Stnmford Advo-

, 3 . ’
~Wou are cordially invited to at

tend the Full Opening, Frldny and
.rfiturday,.s50ct;1bm 8rd and 4th, at

A report hue mined clreu ntlou that
efforts woredo hormone I also some
' theistic up it from 'tlhilt to me, have
bad n no in , the no Stem-

' ' r heiloved‘

3 eta stock, or Kid.
and urnover Gol-

- ding

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if. D Lawton 2;, Go. .

Froncie Leonard and Ill haul,
“(1"?th
Districts. are in Stretford today. atten-

tlon. - . V
Charles 1) Rogers, manager of Com.
etock mos: South Norwallr store, has

‘ been forced to go to his home in New " .
Canaan I‘m account of n severe ntt‘uolt’

or toneliitis

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Kerosene is n eiibhtltute for coal.

end a good substitute too. Johelofl;
the North Main street grocer, is offer.
ing this oil at 10% cents per gallon.

Read his advertisement

women noel, 6c. lh Hayes:

The Public Market company are ad
vertieing pricea in their advertisement
teddy Which are interesting. Thin
company are guaranteeing you deli-
cious Insets for tomorrow.

Ann—M

Leo Barrett one of the bell “hope "

lit the Clifford and who has been at

the hotel since it Was built, leaves to
morrow to accept a similar position at
the Hotel Savoy. New York city

A mass meeting to unite III-range;
meets for the campaign will be held
this evening by the Democrats in A. u.
H. hull. Washington street. All 10an
Democrats are united to be present.

—-—Elgln Butter. 26o lb. F.D.L. & Co.

The directors of the Fall-field Coun- r.

ty Savings Bank held a regular meet-

ing yesterday afternoon, Seymour Cur- .

the acting in the capacity of secretory.
:Ieeenee of the death of Victor 8. Sci-
“kw ... ~ ‘ . ‘ .

. William Chamberlain, clerk in F. D.
Lawton' e South Norweik store, was
token suddenly ill yesterday. while at
work. and forced to so to his home in

lvHohr’y streetig‘“! He is able to be at

work each: to ay.

, ~—ll‘3oreqnurtern lamb 8c. lb Hayes! 3
The New York Grocery in onerlng :

finest creemery better at 26 cents’ per
pound. Fond meet potatoes at 23
cents nor
to their ndvertifiolnent, you will find
nanny other offers.
W

-—-Very few brands of Cignrs hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the shin.
dnrd brands. .

H. Kriexer & Company are advertis

ing their great fall opening in the mli~ ‘

linery department. The dieplsy we
understand, in the grandest eeeort
ment ever nhow‘n in this city, null the
payments are on the Krieger ‘celehrnt-
ed cuey payment plan.

~Lsdiee’ Whilllng‘ ‘Bklrte, 32.75;
French Flannel Weiste, all colors.
ll {30. Special bargains. M S. Smith

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Lent night was Pomona night for
Cannon Grange and in connection with
the meeting an entertainment wee giv—
en by Mina Alice neWitt. of North
Wilton. She was ably assisted by n
musical artist from New York city. and

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.Ihe evening proved one of rare pleur-

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hepomr n. 0. room in aIIepqugg

the Republican“ Sena riul convention.
ode. radiation M is

well ltdo‘wxi but he no-

compenied the Mouth: llhdlé remotes

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be Republican Senatorinl convun- .

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Buv oats that’s clean. _ _-
MANUEL

i din nears-just as far as the nearest letter-
box or telephone. ‘ '

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MASQNIQBUlLlllNG’
. NORWALK-

We ve got them olddnd new: best kind too.

Carefully selected, clean oats. that are all , .
oats and nothiniI else. No dust. no dirt, and? _
price the lowest. Our guarantee" is back ol-

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HATCH

The Butt lei; Publishing Company

Publishers III

THE DELINEATOR,

Have appointed

WILLIAM P. BEERS

The Norwalk Bookseller and3 hiahoner. Special Agent for

The Delineator. ,V.»

WANTED l

A small sized second hand

l‘OR bALE~ 33hIee Oak Béd-
steeds

FredBGolemou,

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Leave Your Subscription With Him”. ‘3
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WARRIVALB 0F VESSELB.

BOSTON October 3*"Al‘l'lved3 Store
mer Commonwealth Liverpool.

NEW YORK. October 3-Arrived:
Steamer Auguste Victoria from Hem-

urg.

BOSTON. October 3—Arrlved2 Stell-
Iher Ulionfn, Liverpool.

The eundidnton chosen for term of-
ces by the First and Third District
Republicans, Wedneeday cronies. held
a meeting lent evening; and made nr-
rangements to the campaign. .

rue weani- “or
serviced tylllplecopel Church
(Sunday viii be 7: 30 o clock «

olden: the ‘ correct
Illegal for . lecithin“ _

Ithe o hills on llsh t dealings.

holdiné th 3 evening P

That atnhhope le hiéeed a luvorlte

 

WALL srnnn'r 10 lo a. m.~3~'l‘hel‘o3
ere lrreguler small price changes at

e moulded the coolers end

‘ railroad stocka showed declines.

WALL s'l‘l’ili‘lilT. 11 a.
trade!“ hid up St. Pool

5, ,
- . no effective response outside or Bron ~

lyn Truneit Ouio‘r‘ndo Fuel and the.

3. Pressed Steel Cfll‘ stocks Which guin-

ed 1 to 1% The lenders eased off
later but at 11 o 'clock Mieeoml Pacific.
rose a polnt over inst night and the

‘ market became firm Again.

WALL SI'EREET Nd’on‘ ~81)" lied

fted it ‘4 points and caused a sympu‘

‘ . thetlc rise in other metal stocks. Ten~
. noesee Cool and the Pressed Steel Cur
’ stocks extended their advance substan-
daily and there who some improve-
merit to rhiiroud etoclte.

Reading ml-
vunced about I. point And the coolers
generally firmed up particularly on-

- turio and Westmn. which reached 36

Bonds Were steady. .
WALL STREET, 1 p m.- -'l‘he more
month in the coolers was carried up.

V Pennsylvania, Erie and Reading 32nd
" preferred, about a point and Reading

first preferred 2. Pressed Steel Gin

" rose 4 in all and Silver preferred lost

eight, . Later a reaction carried back
Reading 2nd pregel fed; Manhattan and
Colorado Fuel Iron '54 to 1%. Just
before ‘one o’IclociI st Paul sported
inddeniy to 126 and. etiitencd the mar-

TODAY'O QUOTATI NB.
Reports over private wlr or :d'aplee
& Goldechmldt, commission brokers.
Bwnrtz II (lorhett‘a block South Nor—
wnlk: _ . ‘
Open High
Amnl. Copper. 65% 65%
Am. C. & l~‘.. 37% 37%
Anni}. & F. pf. 93' 93
Am. Cot. Oil. 52 52%
Am. 0. Two. 56% 58

Low 1 :30

,3 American ice, 111.4 11%
,- Am. Ice pfd

3.854; 38%
Amer. Loco, 31% any. It.

Am. Sugar, 125% 126% 125% i226

A. T. &8 Fe 90% 91 90% 91

A.T. &SF‘. 1) 101% 101%: 210in 101%
Bait. & 0hio,107% 108% 107% 1081
liklyn. R. 3T.. .05 a‘v‘i‘fidfi 65. 85

Chen & Ohio; 5236, 52% 52% 52%
Chi. Gt. West. 31% 31% 31% 31%
C M. & 8t P. 191% 193% 1913:3193

Chi. R..l &P., 201 201 201 201

Col. F. d: l.. 83 38% 83 85%
Col 830Iith;, "1% 321A 313% 321,9
176 176 178

Erie, 40 40% 40
lll. Central. 153% 153%153 153

Lou 2: Noah, 182% 140% 139% 139%
Manhattan 137% 138% 137% 137%
Mot St. Ry. 141% 142
Men: N't Cite. 19% 19% 19% 19%
M. K. kT., 30% 3051. 3m
M. K. &T pfd. 6214 62%, 62

Mo Pdclllc
NatlonnlLead, 29% 29%. 28% 28%
N Y. Control 158 158 ‘158 158

Nerf. & Wont... 75% 75% 75% 75%
Ont.- 38: West... 94% 36% 34% 35%

Penn. R. R” ‘ 164% 165 16473 164%
he

62%

I 59% 133% 59%
11% 73 71%
d .88“ 88% a:

7S
Repub. Steel 21 22% 21
90d. Pacific. 76 75% 5%
unity. OIL, 22% 22%
Oil. RY. [191.98% 98%
3:33. "P. 0;th em
In no A .. _. -
dutch Pnoiflcih

Seine ‘

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boxy styles and the lo er .
conservative Ihnpee pro

fabric and style. . ‘

Muir‘s surfs.

Lona-wearing, rashianame and perfect- dittins in every) d

‘ purte which are out of night are a good as those that can be

prices range from 25 to $20, but we here a. remarkably due

._ $15 00
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS

Durnhiiity in every detail is the prime feature of these names V
good style and perfect at are incur pornted in every iult.’ Xe ' ‘

which we have marked

' boy will be dressed in fashion though at a small expertise if yo
‘y Suits from 82. 00 to 810. 00.

in our Hat Department you will find the newes'tife
in both soft and stiff Hats, at a. saving of from 60 cents to;

In our Haberdashery Department you will find the choice
wear for the price in the country at 50c. Flue 'Underwe

.‘ Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, etc.. and all at extremely feason‘ub

SIIIIIk & Prise,

. SVO. ‘NORWALK.

 

 

 

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