Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 25, 1903 · page 5

 

 

 
 
 

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MOLAOOEB PEPPERMINT
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r PLAIN MOLASIEI KISSES.

CARAMELO.

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whiting for the term. i .

John Backo has moved from Lowe
street. to 76, West street. .

Philip N. Knapp. of West avenue. has
returned from s irip'to Boston.

Walter liyatt has taken a position
with the W. S. SiIrI-Ievant Compnay.

The Klondike Club will give a smok~ .

or tomorrow evening at the clrrb rooms.

No new patients haVe been received
at the Norwalk Hospital in several
days.

Mrs. John Smith. of Summer street,
has moved to a house on Hoyt street,
Norwaik.

Mrs. Mary Abbott. formerly of Delhi.
N. Y.. is visiting W. S. Hatfield, Elm-
wood avenue.

Misa Helena Gr-hebe, of Tristram d‘t

 

 

.51 Washington St.

 

 

"tillers lures.

 

 

 

 

tn: A. Vogal. of New York for-
If Nor walk. is tn town today.

‘harles Nichols. of New York.

r Fitch, the South Main street
has had II new telephone in-

tev. J. B. Werner. of Stamford,
wt each at Grace Church at 8
0'9 tonIorrow evening.

,lh Kelly of South Wilton, is
pal ' a sign for theI R and G cor-
sot pany. it is a large sign board.

Coleman‘s ad.’and sse'how eas
ily‘ consecure a. Kalbc's imperial
n on at his news stand. 11 North

reel.

of Police ’ihomas Bradley. of
ink. is enjoying a day 5 vacation
a cptain R. N. Motehouse is on
d tday in his place
W. Beatty has the contract for
r" ntlng of the Joseph Cox real-
I ron Roton Hill; also paperlng
therse of Judge Barrett. on High
3th

",1- rd Merriam. of West street has
fixed the Hubbeil place in Ilowo
nhftom Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
lace, and will take possession

' t. ,

‘Lpr M. Wright sens a 825 bicycle

hhe guarantees for one year.

Id all. He has them for other

too. Read about them in his ad.

IMargaret Harry. a student at

own Business College. is confin-

Ier some in Franklin avenue.
,ck, with an attack of appendi

 

l’ Mansfield of the Tunnel
Ia‘a Company. who has been ill at
lilrne in Norwa‘ k. was able to re
wrisiness in the office of the com

.,I‘ mesterday.

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“fr-titer Baker's Cocoa. lSc. F. 1)

r6. Co,

‘1‘ May Parker. with her two chil-
( 110 has been visiting her sister.
. A. Richard on. of West avenue

past ten I births. has returned
e. Kansas.
scholars from the Rowaytor;
so are taking the examination Ir
gratin at the Franklin building to
g enter the South Norwalk Higi

l’

The next examination occurs
eray morning, in English gram

it and while are to lead the lush
loves this spring Bead theD
rd Companys ad. and run will
idea as to styles and prices.
'Rev. G. A. Robeson rector oi
Borges Church. Bridgeport will
die at the Chapel of Our lloll,I
r. Berkley street. this ereninr.
'l. The Rev. Mr. Robeson will
ties with the Rev. Alexande.
on, of Newtown avenue.
‘I’Eng the prominent guests at thr
Mlifford are: N. Emory Pease
to Grand Rapids. Mich: W. .‘
3r. Boston; Fred Ockers Sar-
”at. l.;N N.W edse. New York E
lites Hon 0. B. Ely. Nevr
or o. Cla'r Néw \ork: I: r.
. i. Boston. and E. and E. D.
d. Bridgeton, N. J.
.r . Master of Forms William Snif
..iWashington (‘amp Patriotlr Or-
the Sons of America. went to
,. laven list night. and attended
iriversay social of the three
3 in New Haven. The meeting
:fitald in the lodge room over the
M1 and Courier office. Many of
tilde officers and district deputie:
lairesent. and delivered interest-
pldremes. A supper was served.
$3.? Rowland Dry Goods Cempauy
ises today among other interest
fings. a book bargain. it wilr pav
i? look it up.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

fit Tuesday night. before Harmony
‘3 No. 5, l. 0. O. F.. inNe Haven
essman and Past Gran Master

ill of horwalk. wi.i give an it
ted talk on his recent travels
. :lI Alaska and his trip over the

iberian railroad. He will also
'- ls impressions of Constantinople.
Hd Follows. with their families
pleads. and t neral public as
into cordliil ted to attend
ill is an catche‘dingly interesting
7. and a delightful lecture may
be anticipated. Many tine views
III also given by means of the

 

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ash business. . We
the best grade f goods that we
. or inner line. The 8 srto and

got-mm are so ling on
meritsJThey are becoming more
“the trade every day. We
“if Opt Tobacco that is

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.few children that would do it.

Hyutt’s. who has been ill with tonsill~
tie. is much improved.

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bishop and
family. of Beidcn avenue, leave today
for a trip to California.

Miss Grace CobIIr-II, who has been
visiting in Elmira. N. Y.. returned to
South Norwaik yesterday.

Public Works Director Samuel W.
Hoyt, .lr., is sinking out the new lay-
out of Cedar street. today.

Harry Weston, of the Public Market,
was about town today in the interests
of the Retail (ill-rks‘ Union.

Miss Ella i.. Korn. of Hillside. ha.»I
returned home after a visit with rcla-
lives and friends in Brl.dgeport

“Walter Bakcr‘ s Coioa, lilo.
Lawton (fr (‘0.

Outbill‘s Bridge Market is offering
all kinds of fresh fish; also long and
round clams and hard shell crabs.

There was an altercation between II
couple of boys on Haviiand street, last
night. The face of one of tire partici-
pants was badly Irrirlscd as a result.

A good time is anticipated at the
smoker to be held at the Smith Nor-
walk Club. this evening, The attend~
ance will be large and the entertain-
ment provided by the club will be of
the best.

The Mayfiowei‘ '.‘k and Ladder and
Hose Company. East Norwalk. will
tender a supper to Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company. Friday evening.
March 271b, 1903 on account of the re-
Ient plnochle tournament.

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AMERICAN ICE BOMPANY.

NEW YORK. March 253—4an stock-
holders‘ committee appointed at the
‘ccent unnuai moetir of the Ameri-
:an ice Company. ti investigate its
affairs at II meetin ast evening and
In motion of G. Clem Goodrich. of Hal-
'imore. adopted a resolution requesting
'he American ire Company to furnish
1f. the earliest possible day a complete
apart of the company‘s assets and
their valuation on the company's
looks and linking that an expert examv
‘nation of all the company's proper-tics
'llld books he made. under the direc-
ion of the committee.

MAJ..GEN. M'DONALD COMMITS
SUICIDE.

LONDON. March 25.—-Thc Evening
News. of this citv, announces that Mn-
ior General Sir Hector McDonald.
commanding the forces
against whom charges based on im-
norai acts were filed some time ago,
:ommitted suicide today by shooting
'n a hotel in Paris.

 

BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. if it did there would be
'iherc
is a constitutional cause. for this. Mrs.
M. Summers Box laid Notre Dame.
ind. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money,
Write her today if your children trou-
ble you in this way. Don't blame the
rhild. The chances arc it can‘t lIc‘p it.

 

 

Burglar: are operating in town.

Protect your valuables before it is
too late.

You can secure a safe deposit box
for $4 per year in the vault of

THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPINY.

Accordions.

Just received a complete line of
KALBE'S iMPERIAL, the best made.
You can secure one by paying 25 cents
weekly.

Spauidings complete line of Base
bail goods now ready

New lot of Umbrellas just received.

(ioiemarr'i firsthand.

10 NORTH MAIN STREET.

WABTBAM
WATCHES.

Riverside“ Royal Grades
specially mammardedfor those
metrically watches foam-crate
time.

Iagold. gold filler! and all.
M was.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

in Ceylon. i

so close irri- 77 . ‘

OUR GREAT GUARANTYI SATISFACTION OR HONEY BACK.

 
 
 
 

Your Spring Suit
is Here.

No doubt about li—-it's here waiting for you.
and most stylish. suit your money ever bought.

We invite you to see. It storeful of iihtI highest grade tailor made suits
and top costs over brorrght to town Every garment Ipiek span new—~
not an old garment in our store

A broad statement, but a true one,. which you can prove with your
own eyes You no the judge of style and fit; our guaramee insures
satisfattory wear— no risk about buying here.

A wonderful assortment of fancy cheviots and worsteds, in single
and double-breated sacks, shaped after the latest modem adopted by
leading tailors finished to protection by skilled tailors. perfect fitting
and perfect to the last detail.

From shirt) to $23.00 for suits;
the season.

I.

if you want the best

same for the snappiest top coats of

The DH” bronnalcrbics S'l
and So

Dunlap shapes Harrington shapes, i...
As they re all Volk hats you know qrrality is the highest pos- ‘

slble.
l

Easier ncckwear, shirts, hosiery and gloves are all ready,

 
 

P

IOUTH NORWALK.
TaI. Olll, 82-2.

NORWALK.
Tel. Call 44-4.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in the
end you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chad and dust.
That is why i sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wish—every bag of the highest stand-
ard of quality.

 

 

 

Jncxsoprs ’
PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER

ART

WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
Sitting. by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. In.

STUDIO

53 Wall Street, Norwaik.

 

Opposite Hotel.

 

 

NATURE'S NAP ‘
is about over. She has awakened from her winter's sleep anti will soon dot.
her spring garb. Her bright sun, stiff winds and flying dust. will remind
you that you have EYES. About the first thing a person does when his
eyes become sensitive to the sun, wind or dust, is to rush to a store and buy
a cheap pair of colored glasses. DON'T DO l'l‘. Come to me and find the
cause and remedy. Colored glasses are intended for diseased eyes. Yours

are not diseased.
HOMER B. HOYT.

REFRACTlNO OPTIOIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building South Norwaiir, Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11:45; 12: 46 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings, 7-.9
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons

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BASE BALL GOODS.
Full Line.
BASE BALLS, So to $1.25 !

 

William P. Beers,

SPORTING GOODS.

40 WALL OTREET. NORWALK. OONN.

tron 'I'I-Iis MoN'rI-I oNLv

Rcduood Price. for “P‘irnt Quality" Photofirnpho.

CABINET SIZE,
HALF CABINET,

$2.75 DOZEN
$1.90 DOZEN

OUR LEADER. 76c DOZEN
Children‘s Photographs a Specialty. .-
We derelope and print for Amateurs.

LEWIS, If more: St, nonwan

 

 

 

Here in Immunitlon for Entering bOWn

Buolneoo Dllflcultlco. is

. ~- - The training received' In this business college pre-
:. pares one thoroughly for successfully contel‘ding with'
the difficulties which come up in the business battle.
Our students employ common «use in thvidjustment
of new problems. Remember we have. a‘nationsl repu-

tation. Spring term opensApril 6. ‘

BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE

 

 

 

 

TWO QUART, 76c.
Guaranteed for one year.
They are 0. K. in every detail.

it one should not turn out to be

as we guarantee it bring it back

j and get a new one or your mon-

ey buck.

Vote here for The Merchants'

Gift Library}

Clifford Pharmacu

PHONE n2. ‘

 
 

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

 

WALL STREET, li a. m.~Buying
became quite general when it was per-
ceived that yesterday iate’iiquidation
was not renewed and there was a num-
ber of sharp fractional advances. flea-
vy selling of St. Paul followed the rai-
iy and it rear-ted Io lilo. Amalga-
mated Copper inst over a point. 0th.

r stocks fell off in sympathy and the
gains wore largely reduced or wiped
out.

WALL STREET. 10le a. m..—'i‘he
majority of prominent stocks showed
fractional declines on the opening quo-
tations but there wen- consplcious
exceptions, notably Southern Pacific.
i'nion Pacific, Washbash pfd., Louis-
ville and Mexican central which made
slight gains. icc pfd., was Irp nearly
a point. 'l‘lrcrizI was a decline of 2 in
town Central pfd., and of :l in Anacon-
da. The business was on small scale.

WALL S'i‘ltEE'l‘. noon—The loss in
Amalgamated (‘opper reached its. and
there were declines of l to 2 in Minne-
apolis. St. Paul and Saulte Ste Marie.
pfd.. Toledo. St. Louis and Western.
pfd., Evansville and ’l‘errc Harrie. St.
Louis, Southwestern pfd., Rubber
Goods. pfd.. nird Lead. pin. The mar—
ket revived when the sciiing for Lon-
don account was completed. Pennsyl-
vania and New York Central led the
advance with gains of about a point on
the published report of virtual control
of the lnttetr in the Pennsylvania in-
terest. Steel Foundry and Consolidat-
ed (‘Ias gained 1. Metropolitan Street
Railway. 1‘... Railway investment.
pfd. 1'5. and Norihwcstr-rnA. Bonds
were irregular.

WALL STREET. 1 p, In.—-llu_ving
slackened gradundy as prices reached
II higher level. bill the undertone rev
mains-d firm. Some stocks made fur-
ther substantial progress upwards, par-
tictilarly Sugar. which touched 126,

Reports over private wire of Naples
& Goldscbrnidt, commission brokers
Swartz & Corbett's biocit, South Nor-
walk:

()pr-II ilgih Low itilfi
Aural. Copper. Ti 711.5 Gilli. 1397“
Am. I‘. a It, 39:. to 31m. to
m, ice pfd., Slit till 33 .l'l
Amer. Loco” Ill-g. 27% 275i. L'T-‘g
Am. Smelt._ 47‘»; 4M; 47“, «iii
Am. Sugar 124‘s; ”535'. 124% i235
Anaconda. “ii 116 iii'. iii;
A. T. K: S. Fi‘_ NIL; 817.. till». SIN.
A ‘1‘. & SF. pfd. SIT-"Is. 97-31. are. 97%
Bolt, & (Ih'o, 9': 92V; 91". 92!.
Bklyn. R. 'r.. iifi-‘j our. tiff ' rum
Chcs. A‘I ‘()hio. 46‘. till. 4m. 4%“
Chi. AI N. W.. Hill iI‘R lRS ititi .
Chi. (it West. 24‘; “11% ML. 24‘.
'0 Ma SLI’. ititi‘l. inf-5,. may. 1657..
Cot F. a l., 66 In; use; use;
Consul. Gas, 2m; 2d? 2nd 207
llcil. & Hird.. ltiii iiitl full 169
Detroit South. IIII. rm; In». In»:
Erie 3:. am :25 35%.
Erie ist pfd., one. tiring do“; 66%
ill. Central. 139% Lurk 13h“. 1387..
Lou. A! Hush._ turn. 1201. l20 1201-;
Manhattan. 1383. 13939.. 1383. i39tfi
MeL St. R32. l? I7u l'lilli. fill": ”56‘
Mex. Central. 27!. 27%. ..I 27
Mex. N't (‘ifs_ lii‘d i8!“ 1K1“. 18“;
‘il. K. & 'f‘.. 25%; 253. ‘25-'34 25%
Mo. i'acitlc_ 108 10814: 10771. row.
National Lead. 2mg 26% 26V. 26%
N._\', Central. lilo-"l 136% 13:33.». 116%
Hort. ll: Wei-IL. 'r'l Till 70%; TI
Ont. & West., 30% 30-1. 305;. :tiiI'Ig
Penn R. R.. ”2% Hill/3 it‘ll]. 14311,
PeoplP's Gus, liI2 itl'l it)? 102
Reading. 59 % do 11‘. 59 1.3 60 it,
Repub. Steel, 2t) 2t) ‘20 20
Rock Island. it“. 443’; 44‘.“ “L;
Rock Island. p. 76% 761/; 76% 76%
Son. Pacific. 6:ng 841.4; hill/4 6.1134
Sort. Ry. Co.. 31% 321’. Iii-‘4 3:!
"Son. Ry pfd., 92% 92% 92% 92
Tenn. C.&l._ arr-Iv. am 655.; 66%
Texas Pacific_ 371.17. 37% 37 37%
Union Pacific. 91% 91% til‘g 9N.
U. S, Leather. 12%; 12% 12% 12"
U. S. Len. pfd, 9] 9t ill 91
U. S. R If: C.. 2314 23% 23 23
U. S. Rubber, 15% 133'. 15% 1513
U. S. Steel, 36% 86% 3614, 36%
ll, 8. Steel old. 861/: 86% 86% 86-55.
Wabash. 28% 28% 28% 28%
Wabash, pfd., 497,1. 50% 497.9 50%,
West. Un. Tel., 88 881.5 ‘88 88%
Wiscon. Cent.. 25% 25% 23% 2h%

'Ex. dividend 3% Der cent
“Ex. dividend 2% per cent.

 

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Our Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia is
an agreeable preparation to take: is a
tender as a spring medicine.

- . loo Doses. 75c.

STILLSON POWELL CO.
Prescription Ohmisu, _
.._:Ou NORWALK

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Loss tend-yo.

it; tilt at atrium

Home and let comer East ave-
true and Fort Point street, East
Norwallr. Conn. 'Honse contains
8 rooms. and water in. Small
barn. Lot about no hot front by
about 135 feet deep. '

 

 

 

 

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Fashion-bio 5p

$2 to $3. Other Ma

collection of Confirmation Stilts wit

SELLECK

 

$8.50. sro.oo’. sr2.oo, sis «Indore:

Early Spring Styles Crofut Ir Knpppik
Hot: Now Ready.

 

 

in Out Boy’s Clothing Department 9 1 r '

you will find the newest creations for this season. including a saws

 

VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTS' GIFT LIBRARIES. ‘

98 Washington Street. South NorWalk.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

After months of preparation, stud!
and selection we present to you our,
line of Spring Overcoats which no. N
. onestly believe to be the finest fit "A
ery way over shown ht‘thlr tort of
the country The fabrics include the
choicest selections of Coverts, .ln Tan,
Oxford and other fashionable Spring
shades and Vicunas in Oxford Grays
and Blacks We have taken special
care to select garments that carry that.
desirable air of individuallty usually '
found in the high class, made-tome”-
Irre garments only. In spite of the 9x3. ‘ ..
ceptionai values, however, you will find
our prices as low as greatly inferior."
garments are usually sold for. 5‘

ring Ovoroonto‘,

 

kos$l, $l. 25 SI. .50

h long or short trousers.

8: PRICE

 

 

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FRESH EGGS.
Plenty and cheap. No trouble to
get home laid Frsah Eggs now
22: per dozen.

SMALL HAMS
that weigh about 7 to to pounds.
1695c pound.

NEW LOT DRIED BEEF.
just in from Chicago. what other
grocery in town has call though
for the above article to warrant
buying it by the barrel? We lead
on Dried Beet.

 

Only Ey

Only eye strain indeed but it

nothing.
our guarantee.

I. WALL STREET,

Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it etc“ for. if .
your eyes give you the slightest trouble, is it not the besB'pollcy to
find out the cause? Our examination is very thorou h and colts you
if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adjusted, ll

0. B. JACKSON.

.IADUATI OPTIOIAN ‘

 

 

Keeping At It

SHOULDERS AND IIACON.

Bright. new lot. '7'
SPINACH.

Nice lot for eater-day trade,

25c peck.

TRY MY 4o: TEA. .. .
Mixedlor Black. It is andmpi
tionaiiy good trade. . Giving
great satisfaction. Fresh, fra-
grant nice flavor New and and.

Remember the Voting Contest.

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Lorenzo Dibble.

new

 

 

e Strain.»

is responsible for more Headaches.

’59.%_ f ..

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NORWALK, OONN: .- ‘3

 

 

 

 

mar pm“. b y

Makes no dust. Will not mar the
Ass for sample (tree)

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I 6 South Main Street.

 

fresh cod fish this week. Green Blue
Fish. Roe and luck Shad. White Hall-
but, Steak and Market Cod. Pollock,
Haddock, Native Flat Fish and III oth-
er kinds of fresh fish are found in our.
market. Long and Round Clams.
Largo Hard Shell Crabs, [30¢ dos.

R J. CUTBILL.

WM MWIQIIIIIMOMW

 

 

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i'iow Happy You Should Be
Coal Prices Reduced. '

Wood Lower.-
an STRA w. cum. run and noun. sent a: sea:

 

RAYMOND BET}

 

H. 5 3.000

We are having a large assortment of.

 

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finest surface. lilo 25c site II