Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 4, 1902 · page 8

' ternoo'n hull thankedi , . ,
. nominating him for the Jude
‘ Chicllestir expreesed the up

lidan Pi‘ohdte conventl

"f,“ it would he entirol

' lo in; came tronl the.
v aisle quarter for.

no: and with a ‘f

her hall on to

y} and had to play the
tilted and he the Bos~
no approach dead, the

st the hole, six tor-live.
l6 the‘thlr‘d fthrdugh

drive or 150 yards, but
ly took the hrentll away
on *230 yard liner
the course, one of the
thus tar in the tourno~
her, who short of the
coiled leery [or Miss
layer, henrever.

, and pitched over

the ohd’bey‘ond. Hm
overren the hole, and it
.at Heclter. live to six.

(it

us is; Her or 2
non islvetl'k

l‘y E. Chiohester.
I. burgh seconded the nomination.

. on the west

 

w
' . convention to adjourn witho
‘ Attorney George it."

. Vocburxh or. South Norwslir was chair , ,
en a probate committee and it was ‘
. also voted to give him as the com-
‘mlttee to all the vacancy should any M

a nomination

for some reaeoll o'co r.

The delegates to the ‘
were:

Norwailt -Gooid S Hoyt. Isaac Sel-
leck, Geol- Vospu sh. Charles
Walters. V
’ New York-e-R ssell, L Hull, Ed-
win L. Hoyt

Wiltonw . W Keeler Justus K

secretory. .
Justus K Raymond nominated Hon-
George}! .Voo-

. --— wu-

‘D ADDITIONAL 1.9an news.

Frank Selby returned this utter-noon
mm a short visit in Newark, N. J.

be made a voter in Monday. October

,_ 13 when the registrars will be in aes-
oion from 9 o. m. to 5p. in. .

A tow pieces at anthracite coal are

. displayed in the window of Olsen’s
~ Washlngton strocti store hearing this

inscription
street. ” ‘.

John Cahlll, an employee on a local
host was taken to the Norwalk hospi-
till this morning, hollering from a had
ly bruised instep, the result or a heavy

figFound in Washington

‘ weight falling up it. .

The superintendent oi the Trinity
Church Sewing School would liketo
see nil the teachers and echelons oi!
the school On Saturday next at 1:30
o'clock in the Guild room.

Conkenoe Trihe. 1.0. R M. 01 Nor-
Walk, conferred the adoption degree on
s trio oi pole faces last evening. The
Work was tollevted by s‘ social time
and ice cream. *cnko and cigars.

Box Makers’ Union, No 10.037, will

hold a regular meeting. next Tuesday M

evening. in Mysuc Ohain Hull. Wash—
ington street. It is eXpeoted that State
Organizer J. J. O’Neil of Bridgeport
em be present, and deliver an address.

Mrs. Vermiiyes, oi New York city,
will be the guest next week or Mr.
and Mrs. Willloih H. Wilkins, or Sey-
mour street Mrs. Vermilyeh Will

5 have the privilege or attending the

Denhury Fair. which she has never

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linear Tribe 0! Red Men will hole
on important; rehearsal Monday even-
ing and all members are requested to
be present: , This will he the loot re-

. heal-cal before the conferring oi the
. degree on eight candidates Tuesday

evening,

.Csr 15. ot the Red Line trolley. in
charge of Assistant‘ Superintendent
Everett Kyle.- ran on the track While
entering the oshington street drew,
the this deep. Alter a
Ihort delay the car was ideal! on then
treclre and reelnned its as ueuhl‘.’

. '- Realising the stringency in the coal

market, and the dililenltii in mono;

r‘ gig nececaary ‘artlcld. the Connecticut
lwoy bond

,Lixlltic Company hill

alteredt

‘Bklyn R. T..

"Col. ‘1“. dz 1..

let i
at i we re Rebel-vendecrenee

 

96 hoe 93' ‘
ket become ‘tover
, large selling

and Missouri ,
point ‘or more lower tile.
ins and the coolers on

4%.
WALL STRElii
bank statement
on emotive reily.

2% and other in der from 1 to

points. The bank statement appeorédr
With the government deposits includ it

With other denolllte end the rose
{egllllrenlents ostimo all against til
0 a

contusion and the market alleged. The
level of prices touched was 1 to 3 he.

stocks. The market closed active and

easy. except for n few feverish rallies

on covering by room eh‘orts.
TODAY’S OUOTATIONE.

_ Reporteo‘ver private "‘ ire o: Monies
e Goldochlrlidt oommipeion :brolters.
Swarts &. Corbett's

. walk:
The last day to- make application to ,

4—.“

Open High Low 12 00

Amni Copper 66% 0599.64
Am. C. St Fl 36% 3'? ‘36“;
Am. Cot. Oil 52 52
Am G Twn.. 5756‘
Americun loo. 1.1%
Atom Loco. 31%
Am Smelt, 4634 in
Am.8uger.126 126%,
Anaconda, 103 103

A.'l‘. es. Fe 89% 80%“
AT. &S..F p. 1001/, 101
Bait at Ohio 106% 107%
64% 64%
Cites. & Ohio 51% 51%
Chi at West. 30 80%
C. M. &St.l’. 194 ”4%
. 86% 86%
Gal. South.. . 31% 31%
Del. 3: Hlld.,1'ii 174%
Eric. 39% 89
in Central 152 152
hou.&Nash.,138 139%
Manhattan, , 136% 137%
Met. St Ry. 140% 140%
Mex. Central. 26% 26%
K. it T.. 30 30
M. K. k ’1‘. pin. 61 61
Mo. Pacific. 115 116%
National Lead 39 20».
N Y. Central 156% 156% .
Nori & West“ 711% 74% ,
Ont. it West..13i3§ 21%
Penn. R. R.. 1 3%
People’s Gee 104% 104%
Press. 8 Car 61%, 65.
Reading. 39%

192% 193
83% can
31 31%,
17314. 1701/:
38% 38%

137% 137%
135% 136%
139 139

61 81 .

Rood. lat pith. 87%

Read. 2d old” 77%
.Repllb Steel 21% t
Rubber Goods, 22 ii
Sou. Pacific. 73%
Son. Ry. 00.. 38% .
Sou. Ry pill. 96
Tenn. C. it 1.,37

:Texoe Pacific 47

47

Unlbn Pacific 104%,
(In. Poo 1191,9056
11.8. Leather 13%...
no not old self. ‘

Steel, 89%
his s Steel pro sen
Wnblllh K34 ‘
“'11th Did»
Wentiln out, can.
Wiscon. Cent. 27% 27% 27%

n BANK STATEMENT.

he see
5nefiltc, decree»,

.Gireuiation aeration '

block South Noré ‘

149% 1.49%, ‘

26% em *
so so

amt {
"1 .3

 

low last night for the leading active . f‘. - '

'-<l:tvn.lil:- -;-;.;-;.: u_ . u ;- :x;-3-;.;.

« inopectlon. .

The decline in the humid» ’
. which are sold threw the market into
* R.‘W. Keelei“ of Wilton. wn‘s elect
. edR chhirn’ls‘n, cud Genrge H. Vosbu‘rgh

our Foil and Winter line of

4; clothe are now irelldy for your" .
The home high * ‘
grade or. tailoring that has dis-
: tinsuiuhed‘our workin the past .
'_ will continue to holineintained. -

I. DA VIS a SON.
TAILORB. CI,9T.HIERS, HAT-
TERB AND FURNISHERS.
85 Washington Direct.
South. .Nerwalk.
Telephone 133-12.

 

Wé Hahc a‘ New Shoe
‘ Far wpmmc

ItsWom: is the
PERFECT)!
‘ ...: a sells f“...

$3. 50

Thin shoe Was shown to tilt
and alter I close and critical in-
emotion we were convinced that

it one a shoe tillit wohld give.
? perieot ntietnotlon 'and not well

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7. :Ciothes erngers $t .95.

local Hod: 3 19¢.
‘DietzLanterns............ 49c.

59‘.

Galvanized Patio 25¢.
SinkStrciners . r502.
Round Orange Tooth Picinl‘ . not.
Nickel Tea Kettles ... . . . 95c.

 

 

NOTICE.

The undersigned having been eutho'r
lzed by the Court of Probate within
and for the district of Norwnik to sell
the real estate of the late William C‘.
Freudentilol, late oi Nor-wold. deceas-
ed, hereby gives notice that the land
and buildings of the late William C.
Freudenthai. situated unwound Hills
,in the Town of Norwollg, containing
about eleven acres more or less in
(or sale. For particulars nppiy to

LED DAVIS.
Administrator.

1

PNOTEGTlON AGAINST HAIL.
auto Deportm‘cht Receives Report of
senaui Ocelot It Lynne. France.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I1.‘~-~'l’ile state
department has received from Cohen!
J C Covert ht Lyons the pdlciol re-
port 01' the internntlonnl congress itor
the protection at“ that city against nan
, The report leewsuum history of et-
iorta in the direction of protection
against hail w ie’h became Widespread
in France. by
toward the clone or the nineteenth
century The consul hints: that in
1896 Albert Stinger, hilrgolnoster oi
‘Windiech Felon-its. is cold to have
turned it hnilstorln into a toll of line
rain by the detonation from a number

’ or mortars. ,

in the report of the convene the
stotemnet is made tlult it was always
observed that the tiring stopped the
wind or diminished it'll foreawoonoid
embly, perforated or cleared a the
clouds entirely‘ or very Neely stop-
pins the electrical diwhum Shove

 

ii so me. he
thewttgpiuc

edhn‘ot tiring cannon.

C the protected none. the lightnin and
u; thunder region only outside oi t.

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.ENTERTAINMENTS. ~‘

Harris THEATRE.
One Build week. Commencing
MONDAY sentiment! 29th.

Chester Devonde
Sleek Co.

Direction of Philiaevy. _.
Saturday Mat.~—The Bond of Honor

‘ Saturday Night—At Silver Creek Fort.

PRICES 10. 20 told 30 cents
Matinee: Dally Except Monday,
10 and 20 cents. ‘

Sale of seats opener at H .yt'o Thee-
tre, South Norwslk, and Wood's drug
store Norwaik 5 days in advance 0!
all ottractiona.

r

m

HOYT’S THEATRE.
ransom nv‘emuo. oovoeltn 7:11

THE landowner Mli‘SlCAL 'rlu- '
our!!! or ran cnmonv.

John G. Muller and Thonl
Monument thd

I!
lie Stuart. Production complete some
lie given in the principal cities. and
over two your in New Your city. _.

> to be credited tab“ ‘p’o’aitors

 

5gaiion0dConll ‘59c
Floor Mops. ....
Broad Boards . too.
3:35 Larnp Globes . 75c.

Tire inhobitantp', legal voters, of the

. tov‘rn of Norwnik. are hereby notified

and warned that the. annual town meet-
ing or sold lewnxwill beheld on the
first Monday or Qctober 1903, for the

- purpose of electing by ballot the tolvn

oiilcera tor the ensuing your excepting.
howaver, town clerk town treasurer
and those oiilcel‘s who are appointed
by' the oelcctmenms by low provided.

The polls will be open for said pur-
pose from 6 o'clock in the forenoon
until 6 o'clock in the afternoon at the \
Town House a“ the First Young Dis-
irlot ot the Hope. on
Frnnklin street. birth .Nor slit tor
the Second Voting District and at the

, Volunteer Hose House, recalled. on
‘ East avenue. Emit Norwaik tor the

'i‘hird Votililt District.

Dated at Norwtik the 30th day or
fieptomber 1902.

SAMUEL LYNES
! ‘ JAMEBA. nhpwu.
‘. - WILL“; n. homo.

”Wield Coil twinge Bank.

Dir clot! of thin
r '18 .9 regular“

_ M n’ meeting all
Bank, held Sen

T :. dividend in the rate of an. pel- cont.

ronnn‘m was doomed trout the eerie
nx‘s oi the current pix months. ohm
on Octo-
ber lot. and
bet 10111.1

h

90%“

You've been ill-oily flit“ ‘
ought to put all we '
long All poem) Th '
relpollciilie