Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 28, 1903 · page 5

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Insurance Agent Stephen O'Brien
was in Dnnbury today.

’1‘. J. Magner Is advertising umbrel-
las at Interesting prices.

The barge Columbus Is at J. H. For-
rls's wharf. with a load of coal.

~New 1903 .Youman. O‘Brien,

Cémstoclt. Watkins and Dow are ad~
vertislnx Waxene for hard wood floors.

The D. M. Read Company are adver-
tiling materials for the white waists
and gowns.

L—An Immense asst. of Muslin and
Lace Curtains, Door Panels, etc., for
the Church Benefit hole, at M. S.
Smith & Co.'s. '

A meeting of the .South Norwalk
Fire Police will be held in their rooms
In Washington street, Monday night~

The Junior Christian Endeavor So-

clay of the South Norwalk Congrega- & (,

tlonal Church will meet Monday after-
uym. at 3:45 o’clock.

—Best, Bright. Fresh Mined Lehlgh
Coal. $7 per ton. Irving Lockwood
it Co.

The Elite Shot- for men is very pow
pular and Is one of Glover's leaders.
Manager Elwood says that they have
this make of shoe in all styles of lcnth
crs. . ‘

The meeting of the Round Table Cir-
clc, which was to have been held last
evening at the South Norwalk Baptist
Church. was postponed on account 01
the funeral of Mrs. Straycr.

~5ill, pail pure Lard. 00c. Haycs'.

Miss May Q. Smith and Miss Lizzie
Selleck have returned Irom their visit
in Newark. They stopped in New
York city, Tuesday evening. and at‘
tended the presentation of “liluebeard”
at the Knickerbocker theatre.

The barge Adelphi, loaded with coal
for J. W. Marvin. and which tried to
reach the Warf yesterday. Was obliged
to return to E. M. 'l‘olles & Companys‘
wharf, the ice being so strong shi
could not force her way through.

—-Tenderlolns. Schnub‘s Market.

The steamer City of Norwalk. which
was damaged by a collision with the
railroad drawbrldgc, ls being repaired
at Ward's ship yard, Astoria, L. 1..
and expects to resume her regular
trips to New York by next Wednesday.

A surprise party was held last even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Tuck. in- Rowayton; The party
was a very merry one and lasted til
the small hours today. Music and
games with a luncheon made the av
suing a very pleasant one.

——See changes In schedule for City
Co lectlon, lst page, 1st column.

.With the beginning of Lent there
were some changell in Trinity Choir.
The Sunday choir will sing at the Fri
day evening service with Mr. Sims at
the organ in place (the regular Fri»
day choir. The boy 1 will sing at the
service Monday afternoon under the

' direction of Mrs. Manvllle.

In the south Norwalk Congregation-
‘ at Church. next'werk Wednesday after-
) noon. at 3:30 o‘clock. will be held the
woman's prayer meeting, led by Miss
.1 Helen 1“ ms and Mrs. Homer Dun-
ning. 0t r lenders are: March 11.
.Mrs. C. S. St. John and Mrs. W. R
Thompson: March 18. Dr. Emily Par-
dee Disbrow and Miss Margaret R.
Wed; March 25, Miss MargaretMc—
Clare and‘Mro. Ferdinand Griffin. Mrs.
C. M. Mather. of New York, will also
speak next Wednesday. ‘

svanv causes or institution on»
ported by voluntary contribution will
: be given a liberal quantity of the Long-

 
 
 
 

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on; ,mvogmoe- .. twontyesven
yearn. Bola. onn‘ fmllllons of gel-

onu; nomad nearly two million hous-
ilor guarantee to repaint If not

_ story: The solute-us tor nor-
lode upto'elghteen yearn. Unseen on
‘ , ndded‘to unipolar “one In

~ Acumen-cinnamon:

In}, Martinez Pure Paints whenever , _ . ' .
' > ‘Playinx Cards. Dominoes. Poi» ~ ,

. myimuf‘
“Mil Iowa yesterday.

“judge An 3. Woodward line
“1on to AIM“, California.

Mrs. Henry a. McBride. of Garner

 
 
 
 

“were illness.

'--Anothsr lot of mono handsome
Ribbons. all widths. 10c yd.. for the
Church Benefit Bole. M. 8. Smith a 00.

The, damage at the Roul- olllco" by
yesterday's fire has been looked Into
and is estimated at 05. . ’ ,

Miss Bertha Chi. who was operated
on for appendicitis. at the hospital,
will return home tomorrow.

~Forequnrtaro Lamb. lilo lb, Haycs'.

Thciieleotmon will My town hills
Monday and lodast known as bill day
or the day they are pmented.

Miss Lena Hendricks. who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis. at the hospi-
tal. is reported today to be getting
along nicely.

-—All styles of Derbys. O'Brien.

Mrs. Mary Callman, of Norwalk, had
an operation performed on one of her
hands yesterday. at the hospital, by
Dr. Watlerllitchcock.

Samuel Wood, who had an operation
performed on his hand In New York
city, this week, Is getting along nicely,
but he ‘will remain In the city a few
days longer, "

Rev. H. 11. Carpenter. pastor of the
South ’Norwnlk Baptist Church. will
address The Jennings Club at its ses-
sion in the Congregational Church to-
morrow noon.

~Tenderlolns. Stfhllllb'l Market.

Tramps who visit Norwalk arc'be-
coming unite discriminating In their
requests. This week one called on a
Maple street lady and asked if she
would be so kind as to give him a rain
coat

The Washington Evening Star con—
taining the full account of the congress
of the Daughters of the American Rev-
olution. pictures of the candidates. etc.,
Is on file at the Norwnlk Library, and
may be seen there.

~Bargains in '(lent’s Lnundcred and
Unlaumiered Shirts, 29c upward, for
the Church Ilenellt Sale. M. S. Smith
‘0. ,

The last meeting of Miss Vernam's
Friday afternoon dancing class will
be held next Friday afternoon at the
Town Assembly Hall. Wall street
There will be it cotllllon and friends
of ttlw pupils will be invited to be pros-
cu .

A meeting of the board of school vls
ltors was held In the oillce of .1. l1.
Lawrence this morning.
and bills were passed on. Mr. Law-
rence stated after the meeting that
nothing but routine business crime be
fore the meeting.

Coal. $7 per‘ton. Irving Lockwood
6': Co.

(1. Fred Austin. who had one of his
arms torn off underneath it train. at

oral weeks ago. was to have been dis~
charged from the hospital today. but
owing to the storm, was unable to
leave. if it is clear tomorrow he will
probably return home then.
—~Lcuf‘1.ard, 110, lb. Hayes’.

The hearing on the hill to abolish
the present probate system and create
county Probate Courts before the cont
nitlee on New Towns and Probate
Districts. was postponed Thursday for
a week. The bill will be opposed by
representatives from the small towns.
They are opposed to any proposition
to take away their Probate courts.

—Best, Bright. Fresh Mined Lehlgh
Coal. 87 per ton. Irving Lockwood
& Co. .

Next Tuesday night. at 7:15 o’clock.
in the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. there will be a meeting for
conference and prayer. In charge of
Deacon Edward Beard and John H.
Ferris. Other leaders of the special
Tuesday evening services are March
17, Deacon Edward H. Gumbart and
Christian Swartz: March 24. John H.
Light and J. W. Punzelt.

wani- IT nuns.

We‘re tired of answering questions!
“Fewer gallons; wears longer“
means that you don't have to point
your house so often. and you don't
have to use so much paint. Costs less
for the job. and you don‘t have to do
the job so often. > -« ‘ 7* '
The sump-lotto not new at all. it's
the biggest-selling point In the United
States. and the Ilrm that makes it is
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than mixed paints. wears twice as long
as lead and oil. (Comatock. Watkins &
Dow, E. E. Cerium and Hubbell fists.
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Chips. Music 110111.111“ Pong Comm.
mil Books. Toilet Paper. Accordeonl.
Harmonicas. Masks. Writing dinner,
Pool coon. «Crib Boards. Air
Guns. TWan.VIMIG . Buy Books.
Journn‘s. Record Book: (tall silos}.
Dingo B‘olm‘lndlnn Clubs. ‘ 013331.112?
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arrived, 1

street, It recovering from her meant.

Requisition-1 ,

~Best, Bright. Fresh Mined Lolllgli ,1

the South Not-walk railroad depot. sev- ’

 

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$3 and 32.
T he Quaker. (be new soft hat.
brim and flat cro'lbn. .
32.5 0 and $2.

Trouser Opportunities.

1 he sale goes on to the tune of flit Low-Me quich-
sfep~qood trousers for little money, in order to clear
the alrcks for the new Spring goods already bought.

' 32 and $2.50 Trousers. 51.48. ‘
$3 and $3.50. ”asset's. 31.98.
“and $5.00 Trousers. $2. 95.

All sizes; many kinds; light and heavy. for work,

business and dress. \ .

$12 pvercoats, $7.69.

Last call ‘of “resonant bargains, black. blue
and Oxford coats. mostly $12 garments, and a few
higbenpri'ced. rBelfer look into this now.

Cams took Bros.

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Tel. Coll, 82-2. ‘ T01. Cell 444.
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. Spring Hats Ready
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The advance styles for Saving wear «is. . 0
to make youucgaainfance. : :71 be glad , _, inflo- ‘

. doc: you to (be smart set among bets: ‘1. ‘.
. Tile Youmon's Derby.

The Harrianon Derby.

The New Wide-Brim Derby,

with wide

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l’oor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and lit the
cod you ilnd them most expensive, The digestive organs “ ,
of n horse do not take kindly to dirt, chaff and dust.

That is why lscll CLEAN OATS, SWEET HAY and
IliClI GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wishm-evcry bag of the highest stand-

ard of quality.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.

MANUEL T. HATCHs

 

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NOW READY. ‘1
William P. Beers,

Bookseller Stationer. Engraver.
40 WALL STREET.

 

 

 

eyes are giving you trouble, have the :11 examined.

HOMER B. HOYT.

“ REFRACTINO OPTIOIAN.,
Room 9 United Bank Building '
oncenoura sic 11:45: isms to 6:30. Saturday
Spanish Appointments at convenience of muons.

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South Nomnlk, Conn.
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PHOTOGRAPH$,PHOTOOR
- In all the Latent Styles.
IACUON’S PLATE”!!! BIDTOGRAPHS,
m the finest. most penance! of all Photographs.
1 x. CORRECT PORTRAITURE OUR AIM.
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Oppbqibb Motel, . 58 Wall “flit. "walk,

 
 
 
 
 

' Libraru Books.
The Booknrin our School" Libru'y
now number nearly fifteen hundred.
runs. to the friend-got- our School
.Children, who, man the angina
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on It work’pnlntingthe power house
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or 1 fluid In
the Head.

if so, do not neglect it, but get a
IEbox of our ' '
LAXATIVE CQLD CURE,
Price 26¢.
nor an throat irritations, try
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IRONCHIAL LOZENOEO,
Price, 100.

Prepared and for sale It

Cliflord Pharmacii

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TODAY 1N WALL ITBIZIT.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.’~Th9
tone of the opening stock market was
mixed. A decline of 1% In New York
Central resulted from damages by
landslides on its line. The majority

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Why Should You Bola.
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Exception. 'j " ' ~‘ «- j
Others are money on their Boyn' Apparel. You should‘do 8”“
name. We want to treat all alike. Come In today no no not to be 7’
pointed. ‘ ‘ ' 3 ,
Little Boyl' Suits and “Overcome. ages II to 14, I2 and $2.00 ground
out to 31.49. :3 and 13.50 maes'cut to 81.89. ‘ ' ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

Youthu' 8qu and Oval-costs, one 11 to 20 years. 06 to 86.50 It'd“:
cut to 08.98. 88.50 to 812 grades, cut to 06.19. ‘

 

 
 
 

All of our 81 and 81.150 Shirts, to close at 890.
Men‘s and Boys' 890 Underwear. at lilo. ‘

We continue Clearance Sale of Men's High Grade Suiii and Omit-n

costs at some low prices mentIoned lut weeku

$1.60 and 8: Buffalo Gloves. at 98c.

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Revised General Statues of Connecticut

 
 

NOTHING McxlcnnCent.. 27 '27 as“. 2695
Is more worthy of your consideration than the welfare of your eyes. The Max. WI 0115.. 18% 15% 18 ‘ 18%
trouble that today is small and easily remedied, if neglected may get be M. K. & T.. 27% 271‘ 21 27%
yond simple measures. You will be wise to be on the safe sltio, and If your M. K. a T. old. 60 60% 59% 60

 
 
 
 

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' U. SJRubber. ’17

“I.“ ‘3' CInulhtIonfiincroue. .7’

principal speculative favorites showed
slight gains including St. Paul. Wabash

Strce Railway.

WA .1. STREET, 1] a. m.——~Tho un-
dertone of the market grew steadier on
ordea come In on the
This relief was only momentary and
active soiling was renewed and turned
the list sharply downward. Practical-
ly all of the speculative lenders stif-
fered losses of between 1 and 2 points,
the list including St. Paul, Rock Island.
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific. Wn~
hash pith. the Erica. Illinois Central.
Missouri Pacific. Baltimore and Ohio
Sunr. Brooklyn Transit, Manhattan
and others. Pennsylvania. Metropoli~
tun Street Railway and Amalgamated
altered some resistance. Support for
Wabash pfd. rallied the mullet,

WALL STREET. Ciose.~Prlces
made n slow recovery until the appear-
ance of the bank statement. The de'
cllnc In reverses was much less than
anticipated and there was a lively
scramble amongst shorts to cover
which caused almost complete recoverL
l'i‘s. Some stocks rose a fraction over
lasI night notably St. Paul. Pennsyl-
vania and Amalgamated. The close
was moderately active and soinewlini
unsettled.

Reports over private wire of Naples
a Goldachmldt. commission brokers,
. Swnrtn & Corbett‘s blook. South Nor-

walk:
Hlah 1:30
Amnl. Copper. 72 .

121/. 7274,
Am. C. St 19.. 397‘ 101,;
American Ice, 1014;- ~‘ 10%
Amer. Loco, 29% 29%
Am. Smut. 191.4 50%
Am. Sugar, 1301/. 131 1307.4.
A. T. a 8. Fe. 85 85%. 85%
AT. & S 1“. pf. 99%
Belt. & Ohio, 9014'.
llklyn. R. T.. 06%
Chas. at Ohio, 49% 4891.
Chi. Gt, West. 25% 26% 6
(1.11.1! St. E. 174% 175% 174% 171%

Low
.7115
393s
1073
291/.
48%
129%,
84%
99V: .
95%
66%

Open

Gal. South, 29% 29% 29 29%
Consul. Gas, 213 213 212% 212%
Del. & Hud., 177 177 176 417831:
Detroit South, 17 17 10%” ‘17
Eric, 37 37% 36% 37

Erie. lat pfd., 08% 1881‘, 87
111. Central. ‘
Lou. I: Nash.,122% 122% mu 13:3:
Manhattan. 140% 140% 180%} ,
Met. St, Rm. 13615.13“ m not

Mo. Pacific. 111 111% 110% 11114
N. Y. Central, 145% 1465‘ 145 146

Nerf. & West,73 73% 72% 73%
Ont. & West...32l§ 825k 32% 32%
Penn. R. R. 147% 117% 146% 147%
People's Gas, 102% 102% 102 102%
Press. 8.. Car, 60% 00% 00 80%
21% 22 21%
Rock Island. 47% 46%
Rock Island. n. 80% 8014
Rubber Goods, 37%
Sou. Pacific. 63

.8011. Ry. Co. .3115
Son. Ry. not. " st

Tenn. C. I: 1., 65

Texas Pacific, 40

Unlon Pacific. 97% .,
Un. Pac.‘pfd., 91% '-
U. 3. Leather. 13% ‘
. 1.1.8.1.“. pfdc 0m ’
U. 8.“. (c C, 85%

U. 3. Stool, : .. ass;
U. s. Steelpfd. ms
Wabash.‘ . 82% ,
W.Mvpfd-r 5‘“ _
West. Us. Tet, 89 8)
Wlocon. Gent. 27 27 . 26%
= mutt STATEMENT.
Reserves on all deposits. de- ‘ ‘
‘crense. 13.089175
Reserves on deposits other
than U. 8..docr_eue, , 8.089.100
loans. deem-e. ’ 61.400
Specie. docms,_ _. 4.071.600
Legal reenactment-e. / '* 711.400
7.012.000
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of stock: was lower but some of, the

11111.. Pennsylvania and Metropolitan.

concessions. ‘

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Early Spring styles of Crofut o Knapp lists, 82 to 80.

Selleck a. Price
98 Washington Street. , 'So. Nowell!

 

 

 

NEW GOODS- ,

Sweet Ruuot Cider—New barrel lost
In. Will be the loot of the season.
Sweet and fine, 200 9.1.; so qt.

Nice lot of new Pickles, 10c doz.

if you want n Cheap Coffee. try our
15c Come.

Dried inf also continue great.
find why—Good Beef, sliced thin: I:
tasty and satisfying. Try It. .

Baked Sun: In Tomato Sauce, 12c , .
can. Good. for good cooking Potatoes. 259 pic

Lorenzo Dibble.

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Only Eye Strain. _ i

Only eye strain indeed. but it Is responsible for more Headaches.
Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give It credit fun. It
your eyes give you thoi slightest itmuble. is it not the best policy to? .
find out the cause! Our examination is very thorough and costs you}
nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Classes. Properly Adjusted,
our ‘llll‘flltOO. ’ . '

o. B.‘JACKsoN.g

.IADUA‘I’I O'TIOIAN
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Sales of Cakes and Cracker. ‘Ml‘,
Ing because wonow buy little and hive
them fresh.‘ ‘3. .-_, .‘~ g:

Paronlps. aim; foil coup. Will!
Onions. ’ (2'3, .

Headquarters!“ Pure Honey.
lots of It. 22o bottle; . ' . .

Pontoon—Remember ml. to conic»

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Our supply today Includes. Bluefish,
Shad. Smelt. Salmon. Pike, Picket-oi.
Glucose. Fro-limb, Ocean Blues. Hod-
dock. Steak Cod, Halibut, Spanish
Mackerel. Opened Oysters. 25c qt.
Extra lanolin-callous. 50c qt. was
and round clams. ,1.

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